134% surge: What's driving Israeli stocks on Wall Street?

Israeli innovation continues to lead in groundbreaking technological fields, but it's important to remember that high volatility and risk levels are integral parts of investing in these companies.

 The Stock Market. Illustration (photo credit: freepik)
The Stock Market. Illustration
(photo credit: freepik)

In recent weeks, the stocks of two Israeli tech companies—SuperCom and Arbe Robotics—have experienced significant surges, sparking considerable interest among investors and analysts alike. These rises raise important questions about the potential of Israeli technology and the challenges these companies face on their path to realizing that potential.

SuperCom, one of the longstanding companies in the digital security field, provides solutions for identity management, remote tracking, and electronic monitoring. The company recently secured major contracts in the U.S., which contributed to a 134% increase in its stock value within just one week. According to the company’s CEO, Ordan Trabelsi, the contracts in Kentucky highlight the company’s competitive edge and its ability to gain clients' trust through proven achievements.

Financial data published recently shows that SuperCom is growing rapidly, with revenues in the first quarter of 2023 soaring by 109% compared to the previous year. This growth is driven mainly by electronic monitoring solutions, an area where rising demand continues to enhance the company's financial performance.

However, SuperCom faces significant challenges. While the digital security market is expanding and offering numerous opportunities, it is also a highly competitive field with strong players. The company must continue improving its profitability, maintain financial stability, and navigate regulatory changes in international markets.

On the other hand, Arbe Robotics is a relatively young company focused on developing advanced radar technologies for autonomous vehicles. The autonomous vehicle sector is considered one of the most innovative yet competitive markets, with companies like Mobileye and Innoviz engaged in a constant technological race. Arbe aims to differentiate itself through radar-based technology, which is more cost-effective and efficient than competing technologies like LiDAR.

The recent 28.9% surge in its stock value, occurring in just one day, is attributed in part to a positive article published on Seeking Alpha. The article highlighted significant contracts Arbe signed with leading automakers, alongside projections that it is well-positioned to sell in large quantities—a factor that could substantially improve its future revenues.

Nonetheless, the autonomous vehicle market is an extremely competitive arena, where innovation must not only be groundbreaking but also reliable and proven in the field. Financial stability and resource management efficiency are critical for a company like Arbe, which must prove itself in a conservative and challenging environment.

Common Ground: Groundbreaking Israeli Technology

Despite their stark differences in focus areas, SuperCom and Arbe Robotics share common traits that underscore the strength of Israeli innovation in the global market. Both operate in fields with enormous growth potential but also high levels of risk. While SuperCom works in a relatively established market with clear demand for its products, Arbe operates in an emerging market where every step forward is considered an achievement.

The recent surges in their stock values highlight investors’ enthusiasm for their growth potential. However, they also place a significant responsibility on these companies to continue delivering results. SuperCom will need to demonstrate financial stability and expand its operations into new markets, while Arbe must show that its technologies can become a global standard.


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The stories of SuperCom and Arbe Robotics are not only about success but also about challenges, risks, and opportunities in the capital market. Their long-term success depends not only on the technology they develop but also on their ability to maintain economic stability, build trust with investors, and adapt to changing market conditions.

The message for investors is clear: Israeli innovation continues to lead in groundbreaking technological fields, but it is essential to remember that high volatility and risk levels are inherent parts of investing in these companies.