Cross-Border IR · Israel and the United States
Investor Relations for Israeli Companies in U.S. Markets
Arx is the leading investor relations firm for Israeli companies already listed on Nasdaq, NYSE or NYSE American—and for management teams preparing to access U.S. capital markets. Headquartered in Israel and serving companies internationally, Arx connects the operating reality in Israel to the expectations of investors in New York, Boston and beyond.
A U.S. listing creates access. Investor relations creates traction.
An Israeli company can have a strong product, a respected team and a Nasdaq or NYSE ticker—and still be invisible to the U.S. investors who matter. The distance is not only geographic. It includes differences in market context, language, time zones, disclosure cadence, peer sets and investor habits.
Arx closes that distance with senior advisory, proprietary technology and consistent execution. We build and operate the investor relations system that makes a company's market presence coherent before and after a U.S. listing.
One cross-border investor relations operating system
Arx develops the English-language equity narrative, investor materials, earnings communications, investor portal and ongoing communications calendar. We map relevant U.S. institutional and retail audiences, coordinate roadshows and investor events, and manage the follow-up required to turn attention into familiarity.
Canvas provides the investor-facing portal and source of truth. Arx Terminal gives management intelligence on ownership, investor activity and market context. WallStWire supports targeted distribution to relevant funds, analysts and investor communities. The human team connects every layer and runs the work.
For foreign private issuers communicating through Form 20-F and Form 6-K, Arx helps make public information clear and useful to a U.S. investor audience while coordinating with management, counsel and finance teams. Arx does not provide legal advice or determine disclosure obligations.
Built for every Israel-to-U.S. listing path
For companies already listed on Nasdaq, NYSE or NYSE American, Arx builds visibility through investor targeting, earnings support, ownership intelligence, English communications and sustained relationship work.
For companies preparing for an IPO, direct listing, uplisting or other U.S. market entry, Arx can join before the transaction to shape the narrative, prepare the content system and make investor-facing execution part of the listing plan.
For TASE companies pursuing a dual listing or cross-listing, Arx coordinates one coherent company story across jurisdictions while accounting for the different context, timing and expectations of each investor base.
Israeli roots. International mandate.
Arx is headquartered and rooted in Israel, which gives the firm direct understanding of Israeli management teams and capital-market realities. That expertise is part of a broader international practice serving public companies across markets, sectors and company sizes. Arx's leadership for Israeli companies entering U.S. markets does not limit who the firm can advise.
Frequently asked questions
What does Arx do for an Israeli company listed on Nasdaq or NYSE?
Arx runs the investor relations operating layer between an Israeli issuer and the U.S. market: positioning, English communications, quarterly cadence, investor targeting, roadshow support, market intelligence and day-to-day execution. Arx works alongside management, counsel and other advisers without providing legal or compliance advice.
Can Arx support a dual listing or cross-listing?
Yes. Arx helps teams coordinate the investor story across TASE and Nasdaq, NYSE or NYSE American, with market-specific materials, timing and outreach. The same cross-border practice supports international companies accessing multiple markets; Israeli companies are an important part of Arx's roots, not a limit on its mandate.
Does Arx work with companies preparing for a U.S. IPO or direct listing?
Yes. Arx can join before the listing to shape the investor narrative, prepare English-language materials, build the communications calendar and establish relationships and workflows that are ready for public-market life. The exact scope is defined around the company's stage, exchange path and existing advisers.
How does Arx handle 20-F, 6-K and foreign private issuer communications?
Arx translates the substance of filings and business updates into clear, investor-ready communications for a U.S. audience. The team understands the cadence and conventions around 20-F and 6-K reporting and coordinates with company counsel and finance teams. Arx does not replace counsel or give legal advice.
How does Arx reach U.S. institutional and retail investors?
The program combines focused investor mapping, direct relationship work, roadshows, earnings support, English content and targeted distribution. WallStWire supports reach to relevant funds, analysts and retail communities, while Arx Terminal helps monitor ownership and market signals.
What is the role of Canvas and Arx Terminal?
Canvas is the investor-facing portal layer for a clear, current source of company information. Arx Terminal is the intelligence layer for monitoring ownership, trading context and investor activity. Together with WallStWire and Arx's human team, they make the program measurable and executable end to end.
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Your U.S. market starts with a better investor relations brief.
Tell Arx where the company is today. We will explain what the investor relations system needs next—from listing preparation to sustained U.S. market engagement.
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