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Even After the Jump: Pagaya Ceo Is Convinced that His Company Is Worth More

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Three years after the drama that accompanied the IPO of Pagaia on NASDAQ, the company reports a net profit for the first time • Gal Krobiner, CEO and one of the company's founders, sets an ambitious goal: "To prove that it is possible to build a fintech company worth tens of billions of dollars from Israel" • His recommendation to young entrepreneurs: "Invest in choosing partners, and understand that it is almost like marriage"
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Three years after the drama that accompanied the IPO of Pagaia on NASDAQ, the company reports a net profit for the first time • Gal Krobiner, CEO and one of the company's founders, sets an ambitious goal: "To prove that it is possible to build a fintech company worth tens of billions of dollars from Israel" • His recommendation to young entrepreneurs: "Invest in choosing partners, and understand that it is almost like marriage"

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Globes broke the news in on Thursday, July 3, 2025.
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