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NextVision Founders Sell $197 Million Stake to Institutional Investors

A group of founding shareholders at Ra'anana-based NextVision Stabilized Systems has offloaded 2.1 million shares in a bookbuilding process, raising NIS 575 million. The move aims to diversify the company's investor base and boost trading liquidity for the drone imaging technology firm, while retaining significant management ownership.

Bio & NewsJune 18, 2026722 reads0

The transaction involved the sale of 2,113,416 ordinary shares at a price of NIS 272.00 per share. Key figures behind the sale include Chairman Chen Golan, alongside Michael Grosman, Boris Kipnis, and Nachman Benchaya. These individuals remain in leadership roles and have committed to a 90-day lock-up period on their remaining holdings to signal continued alignment with the firm's long-term strategy.

NextVision, which specializes in high-performance stabilized imaging for micro and mini UAVs, will not receive any proceeds from this secondary offering. Jefferies acted as the sole global coordinator for the placement, with support from UBS, Needham, and Leader Capital Markets. The shares are scheduled to settle on June 19, 2026, marking a shift in the company's shareholder structure as it seeks to integrate further into global institutional portfolios.

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