Israeli digital intelligence solutions company Cellebrite went public on the Nasdaq market on Tuesday after completing its SPAC merger with TWC Tech Holdings a day earlier.
The company’s shares stood at $9.87 in early morning trading, up 1.9% from the opening price of $9.60. The shares trade under the ticker symbol CLBT.
The Petah Tikva-based company went public at a $2.4 billion valuation and the transaction generated $370 million in gross proceeds for the company and its shareholders.
Cellebrite’s products are used by leading law enforcement agencies and companies in more than 140 countries to handle the complexities of legally-sanctioned digital investigations by streamlining intelligence processes.Founded in 2001, the company now employs some 850 people. Its platform enables customers to collect, review, analyze and manage data to protect and save lives, accelerate justice and preserve privacy in communities around the world.
“We have achieved an important milestone that advances our strategy to drive value to the investigative lifecycle,” said Cellebrite CEO Yossi Carmil.
“We are energized by the significant opportunities to build on our industry-leading position, expand our capabilities and continue to deliver valuable solutions to our broad and growing customer base. As a publicly-traded company, we believe we are well positioned to help to create a safer world with our digital intelligence solutions suite, through the ethical use of our solutions, and to deliver sustainable value for all of our stakeholders.”