A Bloomberg review found that foreign buyers committed roughly $60 billion to acquire more than 85 Israeli companies — the highest level of foreign acquisition ever recorded in the country.
Israel’s financial performance in 2025 continues to defy expectations, even as the country navigates a year shaped by war, political strain, and global uncertainty.
Instead of retreating, international investors expanded their presence. A Bloomberg review found that foreign buyers committed roughly $60 billion to acquire more than 85 Israeli companies — the highest level of foreign acquisition ever recorded in the country.
Market indicators reflected the same momentum. The TA-35 climbed to an all-time high, overseas funds increased their exposure by hundreds of millions of dollars, and the shekel surged 26% against the US dollar, outperforming every other freely traded currency.