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Ricor

Miniature cryocoolers for infrared detectors and military optics

Israel

201-500

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Updated 24 days ago

Pillar Analysis

Presence

Digital footprint, brand visibility, and online reach across channels

Business

Revenue signals, funding status, partnerships, and market traction

Innovation

R&D activity, patents, product launches, and technology adoption

Pulse

Recent momentum — hiring trends, news mentions, and social engagement

Capacity

Team strength, leadership depth, and organizational scale

Strategic Assessment

Strategic Vector

Ricor maintains a focused strategic direction in developing advanced miniature cryocoolers for infrared detectors and vacuum systems, targeting defense, security, industrial, and space applications with recent expansion through acquisitions.

Efficiency Ratio

Ricor demonstrates strong resource-to-output efficiency, leveraging a 260-employee team and 108,000 sq ft facility to produce specialized cryogenic solutions across multiple high-tech sectors.

Evidence Signals

Funding HIGH

Last raised $27.61M approximately 4 years ago.

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Partnership HIGH Israel

Acquired Netzer Precision Position Sensors activity for NIS 45 million in partnership with Kibbutz Yizre'el.

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Leadership Change HIGH

Currently run by CEO Yuval Beeri, previously CEO of Maytronics Ltd.

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Expansion HIGH Ein-Harod Ihud, Israel

Operates a 108,000 sq ft facility with 260 employees, specializing in miniature cryocoolers for IR detectors.

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Product Launch HIGH

Develops and manufactures miniature cryogenic cooling solutions including integral rotary, split rotary, split linear cryocoolers for IR sensors, semiconductors, and superconductivity devices.

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Certification HIGH

Listed as a supplier in Photonics Buyers' Guide for advanced miniature cryocoolers used in military, defense, HLS, industrial, commercial, and space applications.

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About: Ricor develops and manufactures compact, highly reliable cryogenic vacuum systems and miniature cryocoolers. These systems cool advanced infrared detectors for military night vision, airborne targeting pods, and homeland security electro-optical payloads.
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