Maniv's $140M Fund III Closing: What You Need to Know

TLDR:

Maniv, a Tel Aviv and NYC based venture capital firm, closed its third fund at $140m.
The fund will focus on investing in Seed and Series A stage startups in the mobility, transportation, and energy sectors.

Maniv, a venture capital firm with offices in Tel Aviv, Israel, and NYC, has successfully closed its third fund at $140m. This brings the firm’s assets under management to nearly $320m. The fund will be dedicated to investing in startups at the Seed and Series A stages, focusing on companies that operate at the intersection of mobility, transportation, and energy.

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Maniv’s $140M Fund III Closing: What You Need to Know