JVP announced a strong first quarter for 2026, highlighted by four major portfolio company exits spanning cybersecurity and vertical AI. The international venture capital firm said the transactions demonstrate its long-term investment strategy and continued ability to scale category-leading companies across Israel, the U.S., and Europe.
The quarter was led by JVP’s exit from DealHub, generating a return of more than 6x on invested capital. The company was valued at hundreds of millions of dollars in the transaction. JVP helped launch DealHub from Margalit Startup City Jerusalem during its early stages.
DealHub developed an AI-powered revenue automation platform designed to help enterprise sales teams manage increasingly complex deal cycles. The company achieved strong adoption among mid-market and enterprise customers, positioning it as an acquisition target in the growing RevOps sector.
JVP also benefited from the acquisition of Pyramid Analytics by ServiceNow. Pyramid Analytics, founded in Israel and led by Omri Kohl, built an AI-driven decision intelligence platform. JVP led the company’s funding round in 2020 and worked with the company to expand internationally and strengthen its enterprise presence. Gartner recognized Pyramid Analytics as the most innovative vendor in its category on Gartner’s Magic Quadrant.
Another major milestone came through the merger between Covera Health and Medmo, a JVP portfolio company originally launched through Columbia University and JVP’s New York scale-up hub. The combined company plans to offer an end-to-end diagnostic imaging platform integrating scheduling, imaging, and quality assurance into a unified system.
In cybersecurity and AI infrastructure, Everpure acquired 1touch.io, a JVP portfolio company founded within JVP’s Cyber Labs in Beer Sheva. 1touch.io focused on enterprise data intelligence and AI-ready data management, combining data discovery with semantic context to help enterprises deploy generative and agentic AI technologies securely. JVP said the acquisition validates its early investment thesis around the convergence of data, privacy, and AI infrastructure.
According to JVP, the deals collectively represented transactions valued at hundreds of millions of dollars in revenue and generated significant returns for the firm’s investments.
The company said its Q1 2026 performance reflects its long-standing thematic investment strategy focused on cybersecurity and vertical AI, alongside its “Triangle Method” approach connecting ecosystems across Israel, the United States, and Europe.
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“I’m proud of the JVP team and especially my partners Yoav Tzruya and Gadi Porat for leading these deals. These deals reflect more than a strong financial performance. They demonstrate the need of some of the largest international technology leaders to bring AI to operational levels of managing the enterprise, to bring the data sources within the enterprise to a level which the AI application can work on, and to bring vertical AI into the different categories of business.”
Erel Margalit, Founder And Executive Chairman, JVP
