We were honored to speak at RESTART IL Frankfurt: Unveiling the Economic Potential of German-Israeli Business Cooperation

We were truly honored to take part in RESTART IL Frankfurt, a vibrant and future-focused event that brought together innovators, investors, and business leaders from Germany and Israel. Held in the prestigious halls of the Deutsche Börse, this gathering was more than symbolic—it represented the growing strength and mutual trust between two powerhouse economies.

During our session, we had the opportunity to explore the economic potential of German-Israeli bilateral business cooperation. The synergies between Germany’s industrial and engineering prowess and Israel’s globally recognized innovation ecosystem create a dynamic foundation for long-term growth, co-creation, and value generation. Whether it’s AI, cybersecurity, clean tech, or biotech, the alignment of interests and complementary strengths is unmistakable.

One of the key points we brought to the table was the introduction of venture debt as a financing alternative. In a landscape often dominated by equity financing, venture debt offers startups and growth companies the ability to extend their runway, accelerate expansion, and maintain ownership—without immediately diluting control. For German and Israeli founders navigating cross-border opportunities, venture debt can serve as a strategic tool to fuel innovation while balancing risk.

Presenting this vision within the walls of the Deutsche Börse—an institution that symbolizes financial excellence and market transparency—underscored the relevance of bringing new financing tools into the European startup ecosystem. It also reflected our broader mission: to empower founders and investors with capital solutions that align with their ambitions.

We’d like to extend our thanks to the organizers of RESTART IL Frankfurt for curating such an impactful event and to all the attendees who engaged in meaningful dialogue about the future of international business partnerships.

The momentum is real, and we’re excited to be part of this next chapter in German-Israeli economic collaboration.