Labs/02

Moshe Raines serves as Managing Partner. The partnership group includes Ofer Dar (Partner & CFO), Tal Gilor (Partner), and Shai Eisen (Partner). The firm also relies on a dedicated Advisory Board with specialists in product, cybersecurity, and M&A to evaluate deep-tech opportunities.

Labs/02 sources primarily through its public application portal and the networks of its partners, who have operational backgrounds in Israeli startups. The firm lists associates responsible for seeking out disruptive startups and conducting due diligence, indicating an active prospecting effort rather than a purely inbound model.

Labs/02 focuses on pre-Seed and Seed stages, with selective Series A participation. The firm does not publicly disclose a typical check size. Contact-form submissions on the website confirm portfolio companies in pre-Seed and Seed stages.

The firm invests in deep tech, with a focus on enterprise software, cybersecurity, digital health, AgTech, and AI/ML. Its portfolio includes companies in automotive cybersecurity (C2A Security), quantum cryptography (QuantLR), and neurotechnology (CorrActions).

Yes. ForceNock, a web-application and API security startup, was acquired by Checkpoint Software. The firm publicly lists the exit on its portfolio page as proof of its model for scaling cybersecurity companies.

Labs/02 is headquartered in Jerusalem and invests primarily in Israeli deep-tech startups, as reflected by its exclusively Israeli portfolio listings. The firm states it provides access to global markets for its companies, but does not name specific target geographies beyond Israel.

Labs/02 has not publicly disclosed a fund structure, limited partners, or a holding-company model. Its website and firm descriptions characterize it as a private equity firm that mentors and invests, without specifying the legal vehicles used for deployment.