Profile
Cedar Fund is a venture capital firm based in Herzliya, Tel Aviv District, Israel, founded in 1997 by Amnon Shoham and Gal Israely. The firm focuses on early-stage investments, particularly in Israeli-related ventures. Cedar Fund operates with a small team of 1-10 employees, emphasizing its commitment to nurturing startups from the ground up.
Cedar Fund specializes in sectors such as business/productivity software and fiberoptic equipment, with a focus on pre-seed, seed, and first-round investments. The firm manages several funds, including Cedar Fund II and Cedar Fund III, each with an AUM of $175 million. Its investments are primarily concentrated in the United States and Israel, with notable limited partners like IBM Personal Pension Plan.
Notable investments by Cedar Fund include WorkplaceIQ - business/productivity software, Lasercomm - fiberoptic equipment, and NetReality - other hardware. These investments highlight Cedar Fund's strategic focus on technology-driven sectors, supporting companies from their inception through early growth stages.
Industry
Cedar Fund Funds
| Name | Type |
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Size | AUM | Launch date |
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Cedar Fund II
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Venture Capital (VC)
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IT Services
Mobile/Apps
Software
Telecommunications
Internet of Things (IoT)
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Pre-seed
Seed
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North America
Middle East
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$10-50 m
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$175 M
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June 2000
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Cedar Fund III
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Venture Capital (VC)
|
Consumer Products
Consumer Services (B2C)
Digital
SaaS
Software
Telecommunications
AdTech
|
Pre-seed
Seed
|
North America
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$5-10 m
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$175 M
|
March 2008
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Cedar Fund
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Venture Capital (VC)
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SaaS
Software
Telecommunications
Technology
Infrastructure
AdTech
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Pre-seed
Seed
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North America
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$5-10 m
|
$50 M
|
October 1997
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