012 smile.communications (Nasdaq: SMLC), based in Petach-Tikva, Israel,  is a communication service provider in Israel, offering a range of broadband and traditional voice services. Thomas Weisel Partners, through its strategic partnership with Magnolia Capital, was the co-manager for 012 smile.communication's IPO in October 2007, when it raised $83.88 million.
www.012.net

Voltaire (Nasdaq: VOLT), based in Herzeliya, Israel, is provider of grid backbone solutions for networked computing in the next generation data center. The company focuses on improving data center efficiency by enabling grid computing deployments on commodity server and storage offerings. Thomas Weisel Partners, through its strategic partnership with Magnolia Capital, was the co-manager for Voltaire’s IPO in July 2007, when it raised $51.93 million.
www.voltaire.com

RRSat Global Communications Network Ltd. (Nasdaq: RRST),  based in Shikmim, Israel, is  a leading provider of Uplink, Downlink, Turnaround and Playout services, providing end-to-end transmission for TV, Radio and Data channels.  Thomas Weisel Partners, through its strategic partnership with Magnolia Capital, was the co-lead manager for RRSat’s IPO in October 2006, when it raised $47.5 million.
www.rrsat.com

Scopus Video Networks (Nasdaq: SCOP), based in Rosh Haayin, Israel, develops, markets and supports digital video networking products that enable network operators to offer advanced video services to their subscribers. Thomas Weisel Partners, through its strategic partnership with Magnolia Capital, was the sole book runner and co-lead manager for Scopus’ IPO in December 2005, when it raised $31.5 million.
www.scopus.net

Syneron Medical (Nasdaq: ELOS), based in Yokneam, Israel, is a manufacturer and distributor of medical aesthetic devices that are powered by the proprietary, patented elos™ combined-energy technology of Bi-Polar Radio Frequency and Light. Thomas Weisel Partners, through its strategic partnership with Magnolia Capital, was the co-manager for Syneron’s follow-on offering in March 2005, when it raised $222.3 million.
www.syneron.com

M-Systems (Nasdaq: FLSH), based in Kfar Saba, Israel, develops, manufactures and markets flash memory solutions to a variety of markets including mobile handsets, USB flash drives, embedded systems, military and aerospace. Thomas Weisel Partners, through its strategic partnership with Magnolia Capital, was the co-manager for a convertible notes offering in March 2005 which raised $75.0 million.
www.msystems.com

M-Systems (Nasdaq: FLSH), based in Kfar Saba, Israel, develops, manufactures and markets flash memory solutions to a variety of markets including mobile handsets, USB flash drives, embedded systems, military and aerospace. Thomas Weisel Partners, through its strategic partnership with Magnolia Capital, was the co-manager for follow-on offering in February 2004 which raised $104.5 million.
www.msystems.com  

XMPie, based in Netanya, Israel, is the leading solutions provider for cross-media dynamic publishing. XMPie’s software enables enterprises and their marketing service providers to efficiently develop and execute highly customized, information driven, cross-media campaigns. Investment bank Thomas Weisel Partners, through its strategic partnership with Magnolia Capital, acted as financial advisor to XMPie in its acquisition by Xerox Corporation (NYSE: XRX) In September 2006.
www.xmpie.com