Beer Itzhak Energy
Petah Tikva-based private investment arm and services office of Michael Mirilashvili, founded 2014; backs Israeli water, energy, agri and health technology ventures.
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Family & background
- HEADQUARTERS
- Petah Tikva, Israel
- OFFICES
- Huzhou
- FOUNDED
- 2014
- OUTSIDE CAPITAL
- No — own capital only
Investment approach
- GEOGRAPHY
- Israel
- ROUTES
- Companies (own capital)
- STRATEGIES
- Direct investmentsVenture capital
Overview
BIEnergy (Beer Itzhak Energy Ltd) was founded in 2014 and describes itself as the private investments arm and services office of Dr. Michael Mirilashvili's businesses worldwide. Besides 'old economy' holdings, real estate and natural resources ventures, its main focus is Israeli technology companies; listed activities include Watergen, Vertical Field, NanoSono, Energmia, Nonagon, Inspir Labs and SDatta. It has offices in Petah Tikva, Israel, and Huzhou, China.
Investment thesis
Invests in Israeli technology ventures addressing humanitarian challenges such as water scarcity and pressure on natural resources, alongside 'old economy' holdings, real estate and natural resources.
Holdings & investments (7)
- WatergenClimate & Energy
- Vertical FieldFood & Agriculture
- NanoSonoHealthTech
- EnergmiaClimate & Energy
- NonagonHealthTech
- Inspir LabsHealthTech
- SDattaSoftware & SaaS
People
Frequently asked questions
Beer Itzhak Energy is a single family office based in Petah Tikva, Israel, founded in 2014.
Beer Itzhak Energy invests its own capital into companies. Its stated asset mix includes direct investments and venture capital.
Beer Itzhak Energy invests in Climate & Energy, Food & Agriculture, HealthTech, Software & SaaS and Real Estate & PropTech.
Key people at Beer Itzhak Energy include Michael Mirilashvili (Founder, President and Chairman of the Board), Boris Mirkin (CEO), Gavriel Levi (CFO) and Michael Davidan (CEO of BIE Group in China).
Beer Itzhak Energy's holdings and investments include Watergen, Vertical Field, NanoSono, Energmia, Nonagon, Inspir Labs and SDatta.
No. Beer Itzhak Energy invests its own capital and does not raise money from outside investors.