Fundraising FoxGrove Ventures — 2025 Investments
7 investments dated 2025 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all
Irregular is a frontier security lab focused on securing advanced and increasingly capable AI systems.
AI & Machine LearningCybersecurityTel Aviv, IL
Omer Nevo(Founder)inDan Lahav(Founder)in
Co-investorsRedpoint VenturesSequoia CapitalSwish Ventures
Limitless Labs develops a foundation AI model for mechanical parts manufacturing along with a platform that integrates into CNC programming, quoting, and inspection workflows.
Advanced ManufacturingAI & Machine LearningDeep Tech
Co-investorsDell Technologies CapitalMeron CapitalPaper VenturesSquare Peg Capital1confirmation
Wellness & FitnessWilmington, US
Co-investorsTechstarsVertex Ventures Israel
Onfire provides account and technical buyer intelligence for B2B software sales teams using an Account Intelligence Graph built from public sources including developer communities, open-source activity, and hiring data.
AI & Machine LearningData & InfrastructureSaaSSales Tech
Tal Peretz(Founder)in
Co-investorsIN VentureTLV Partners
Prime builds a security platform that connects a company's architecture, code, and cloud to identify exploitable attack vectors across modern development environments that use AI agents and multiple stacks.
AI & Machine LearningCloud ComputingCybersecurityDeveloper ToolsNew York City, US
Dimitry Shvartsman(Founder)in
Co-investorsFlybridge Capital PartnersFoundation CapitalScale Venture Partners
Ryft provides a data platform that combines flexibility and ease-of-use for data teams, offering vendor-neutral tooling without lock-in while maintaining streamlined workflows for analytics and data management.
AI & Machine LearningData & InfrastructureEnterprise SoftwareSaaS
Guy Gadon(Founder)Yossi Reitblat(Founder)Yuval Yogev(Founder)
Co-investorsBessemer Venture PartnersIndex VenturesPembroke VCTCornerstone VCGresham House VenturesStartup Funding Club
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Tracked investments with no reachable website or further public details — typically companies that wound down, renamed, or were absorbed.
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