NextVision Raises $400M at $3.9B Valuation for Growth

NextVision, an Israel-based developer of stabilized cameras and imaging systems for drones and unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), is raising US$400 million from U.S. and Israeli investors in a funding round led by Jefferies, according to Calcalist.

The fresh capital will help strengthen the company’s growth trajectory as demand for drone-based imaging solutions accelerates globally.

The company is currently valued at approximately US$3.9 billion, reflecting investor confidence and strong market performance. NextVision’s stock has surged 158 percent since January 2025 and an impressive 272 percent  year-on-year, signaling robust market sentiment and optimism for future expansion.

Key Highlights

• NextVision raises US$400M, led by Jefferies, at US$3.9B valuation
• Q2 revenue grew 32 percent YoY to US$37M, with strong profit gains
• Stock price up 158 percent in 2025, 272 percent over the past year

Financially, NextVision delivered solid Q2 results, reporting US$37 million in revenue, a 32 percent year-on-year increase. Operating profit rose 27 percent to US$23 million, while gross profit for the quarter stood at US$27 million. The company also generated US$2.2 million in financing income from short-term investments, further strengthening its balance sheet.

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NextVision’s innovative imaging technology has applications across both defense and civilian sectors, including surveillance, security, and industrial use cases. The new funding round is expected to accelerate product development, scale manufacturing and expand market reach internationally, positioning NextVision as a key global player in UAV and drone imaging solutions.