How many Israeli companies are listed on Nasdaq?

Over 100 Israeli or Israeli-founded companies hold active US exchange listings on Nasdaq or NYSE, making the Israeli cohort one of the larger national presences on Nasdaq outside the US, Canada, and China.

What sectors do Israeli Nasdaq companies represent?

Israeli Nasdaq listings are concentrated in cybersecurity, enterprise software, semiconductors, fintech and insurtech, healthcare and pharma, and industrial companies including chemicals and shipping.

What is the largest Israeli company acquisition on record?

Google's acquisition of Wiz in 2025 for $32 billion is the largest Israeli exit on record and the largest cybersecurity acquisition in history.

Can Israeli companies be listed on both Nasdaq and TASE?

Yes. Several Israeli companies maintain dual primary listings on both Nasdaq and the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange (TASE), including Check Point, Camtek, Tower Semiconductor, and NICE. This structure gives companies access to both Israeli institutional capital and US public markets.

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The Israeli ADR Universe on Nasdaq and NYSE

The Olam Editorial Team

Editorial Team

May 3, 2026

The Israeli-founded and Israeli-headquartered public-equity universe on NASDAQ and NYSE — cybersecurity, enterprise software, semiconductors, fintech, healthcare, and broader sector segments — and the structural architecture connecting Israeli companies to US public markets.

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The Israeli-founded and Israeli-headquartered public-equity universe on NASDAQ and NYSE represents one of the larger concentrations of non-US-domiciled or US-domiciled-Israeli-founded companies on US exchanges. Combined market capitalization runs into the hundreds of billions of dollars.

Cybersecurity

The largest single Israeli sector concentration on US exchanges. Check Point Software Technologies (NASDAQ: CHKP, IPO 1996) is the longest-tenured Israeli technology Nasdaq listing. CyberArk was acquired by Palo Alto Networks in early 2026 at $25 billion. Wiz was acquired by Google in March 2026 at $32 billion — the largest Israeli exit on record. Additional listed cyber positions: SentinelOne (NYSE: S).

Enterprise and AI Software

NICE (NASDAQ: NICE), Wix.com (NASDAQ: WIX), JFrog (NASDAQ: FROG), SolarEdge Technologies (NASDAQ: SEDG).

Semiconductors

Tower Semiconductor (NASDAQ: TSEM) — $29.4B market cap, +462% in twelve months, record Q2 2026, best-performing TA-35 constituent. Camtek (NASDAQ: CAMT), Nova Ltd. (NASDAQ: NVMI), Mobileye Global (NASDAQ: MBLY — majority-owned by Intel following the 2017 $15.3B acquisition, partial spin-IPO 2022).

Fintech and Insurtech

Pagaya Technologies (NASDAQ: PGY), Lemonade (NASDAQ: LMND), Payoneer Global (NASDAQ: PAYO). The 2025 IPO cohort: eToro (NASDAQ: ETOR, May 2025, $4.3B valuation) and Navan (NASDAQ: NAVN, October 2025, $6.21B). Full IPO cycle: The Israeli IPO Return.

Healthcare and Pharma

Teva Pharmaceutical Industries (NYSE: TEVA), InMode (NASDAQ: INMD).

Industrial, Chemicals, Shipping

ICL Group (NYSE: ICL), ZIM Integrated Shipping (NYSE: ZIM), Elbit Systems (NASDAQ: ESLT — $30.2B backlog, NIS 105B market cap).

The Dual-Listing Architecture

Several Israeli companies maintain dual primary listings on both NASDAQ and TASE. Full coverage: The Dual-Listing Model: NASDAQ-TASE and the PANW Precedent.

The 2026–2027 Pipeline

Armis (cybersecurity), XTEND (defense-tech, $1.5B target), Cato Networks (SASE), and a broader AI infrastructure tier. On the TASE side, Rafael and IAI are preparing the largest defense IPOs in Israeli history. See The Israeli IPO Class of 2027.