Acquisitions in Central District, Israel

CyberArk has completed the acquisition of Venafi, a leader in machine identity management, from private equity firm Thoma Bravo for approximately $1.54 billion in cash and stock. The deal adds Venafi's certificate lifecycle management, PKI and workload identity capabilities (about $150M ARR and ~95% recurring revenue) to CyberArk's identity security platform to create an end-to-end machine identity security offering.

AppsFlyer has acquired oolo, an AI-powered user acquisition and monetization decision-making platform, and will operate it as "oolo by AppsFlyer." The acquisition expands AppsFlyer's AI-driven analytics and monitoring capabilities and will integrate oolo into AppsFlyer's Privacy Cloud Marketplace to provide real-time, privacy-preserving insights for marketing, growth and monetization teams.

Faerch Group has agreed to acquire MCP Performance Plastic, a manufacturer of turnkey food packaging trays with production sites in the United States and Israel. The acquisition — the first under Faerch's new ownership by A.P. Moller Holding — gives Faerch an established presence in the US and supports its strategy to scale circular food packaging solutions globally.

EMK Capital has acquired Cardo Systems from Fortissimo Capital and founder Dr. Abraham Glezerman. Cardo, an Israel-headquartered designer and manufacturer of wireless communication devices for motorcycle riders, skiers and other groups in motion, employs over 100 people and sells products in more than 80 countries; financial terms were not disclosed.