Shirat Enterprises

Eliezer Manor is the lead principal listed on Shirat’s contact and team materials, and the firm’s public stance positions him as the primary executive managing both Israeli operations and Asia-facing strategic partnerships. His direct involvement spans co-founding activities and business-development orchestration with Chinese corporations and government bodies.

Shirat invests through both direct co-founding activities and managed venture capital vehicles such as the CIEVC fund, which held a stake in CodeMonkey before TAL Education Group acquired it. The firm blends venture capital, corporate venture capital, and incubation, deploying capital through funds alongside hands-on operational support rather than a single flagship vehicle.

Shirat focuses on Israeli hi-tech startups with proven products and initial sales that are ready to enter Asian markets. The firm leverages Eliezer Manor’s network, extensive Asian strategic partnerships, and open-innovation mandates with large corporates to identify and underwrite companies that can scale through China-linked commercial channels.

Shirat publicly references working with international venture capital firms as part of its ecosystem; it facilitates syndicated access to Asian market infrastructure rather than exclusively self-funding rounds. Its managed CIEVC fund example and open-innovation corporate engagements suggest a hybrid model that accommodates co-investment alongside other institutional capital.

Publicly listed locations include a main office in Nes Ziona, Israel, and a Beijing, China presence that supports the firm’s cross-border activities. Beyond these two hubs, no additional office locations are disclosed in the firm’s own materials, though its partnership network is described as spanning broader Asia.