Tel Aviv (Gush Dan) was ranked fourth in the Global Startup Ecosystem Report (GSER) 2026 by Startup Genome, holding its position from the previous year, according to the published findings. The report values the Tel Aviv ecosystem at approximately $250 billion, with 162% growth in the latest period, according to the data.
Tel Aviv (Gush Dan) maintained its fourth-place position in the Global Startup Ecosystem Report (GSER) 2026 by Startup Genome, according to findings published Sunday by reports. The ranking places Tel Aviv after Silicon Valley, New York, and London, with London dropping from second to third place, according to the telegram source.
The report values the Tel Aviv ecosystem at approximately $250 billion, with growth of 162% in the latest period, according to the data. The source notes that Tel Aviv has a strong chance of rising further, citing London's decline across all parameters, but the official ranking reflects the current fourth-place position.
As The Zioneer reported on June 17, Tel Aviv held this same position in last year's ranking, making this the second consecutive year it has ranked fourth. The report analyzes data from over 5.5 million companies across more than 350 innovation ecosystems, according to economy journalist Lior Bakalo.
- DevelopingTel Aviv ranks 4th in global Startup Genome ecosystem ranking for second year
- DevelopingShare of high-tech workers among Tel Aviv second-hand home buyers drops sharply in April, chief economist says
- DevelopingTel Aviv stock market extends sell-off for fourth straight day, TA-125 down 0.8%
- DevelopingIsrael's high-tech sector generated $85 billion in exports in 2025, IIA data shows
Source and signal
A single-sourced dispatch is never rated Confirmed or Strong. Its Signal strengthens only when a second, independent source corroborates it.
- Internal intake