99% of the threats were intercepted, but some damage was caused to a military base in the south of Israel, and a Bedouin child was injured by falling debris.
The sales, for a total of NIS 100 million, were chiefly to More Investment House and Meitav. Private equity firm FIMI remains the controlling shareholder.
The Israeli currency appreciated strongly this morning but gave up much of the gains, after today's representative rate was set, on US reports that Israel might retaliate today for Iran's attack.
The financing round was completed at a company valuation of $180-200 million, half of the $400 million valuation given to Snappy when it raised $70 million in 2021.
Residents reported disruptions with GPS-based navigation apps like Waze, Moovit and Google Maps, telling users they were in Beirut, likely due to IDF jamming actions.