Gett is set to be acquired by a consortium of Israeli investors for $188 million, while Via continues to pursue a strategic B2B model in the transit technology sector.
Target Information
Via, founded in 2012, initially focused on offering on-demand ride-sharing services, leveraging a proprietary algorithm to pool passengers along similar routes. This innovative approach aimed to enhance affordability and alleviate urban traffic congestion, starting its operations in New York City with a direct-to-consumer application.
Recognizing the greater potential for their technology, Via transitioned to a B2B model, evolving into a 'TransitTech' company. It began partnering with municipalities, transit agencies, and corporations to license its software for managing on-demand public transportation services. This strategic pivot allowed Via to scale its operations while minimizing the expensive overhead associated with maintaining its own vehicle fleet.
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Industry Overview
Israel's transportation sector has witnessed significant transformations in recent years, primarily fueled by technological advancements and a shift towards integrated transportation solut
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consortium of investors including Leumi Partners, Mizrahi Tefahot Bank, Meitav, Phoenix Financial and Klirmark Capital
invested in
Gett
in 2025
in a Buyout deal
Disclosed details
Transaction Size: $188M
Revenue: $300M
Enterprise Value: $209M
Equity Value: $188M
Multiples
EV/Revenue: 0.7x
P/Revenue: 0.6x