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Peal Holdings A.A.

Peal Holdings A.A. is an Israeli venture investor, part of the Recanati Group, that backs sustainability-driven technology. In water it focuses on AI-driven water-loss management, and as of 2026 its sole water company is LeakZon, an AI analytics platform for utilities, which it has backed across two rounds.

Occasional
Water Commitment

Compiled by Antoine Walter, (don't) Waste Water, from official filings and direct intelligence in Leviathan.

Type
Venture Capital
Founded
2021
HQ
Kfar Shmaryahu, Israel
Stage
Seed - Series A
Median round
$5M
Portfolio
1 cos

The take

Peal Holdings A.A. is family-backed capital with a sustainability thesis. Part of the Recanati Group, it carries the Recanati name, long woven into Israeli business and finance, and it points that money at technology it judges to be genuinely sustainable rather than merely on-trend. Water is where that thesis has gone deepest so far.

Peal Holdings is not a prolific dealmaker, and it does not pretend to be. Its water presence runs through a single concentrated bet: LeakZon, an Israeli startup whose AI reads the noise coming off urban water networks and tells utilities exactly where their pipes are quietly losing water. Peal seeded the company as it stepped out of stealth, then came back to support its Series A, the next and larger funding round, which is the kind of repeat conviction you rarely see from a one-off investor.

Peal Holdings sits in an interesting corner of water investing: patient, family-anchored money, rather than a fund with a clock ticking down to an exit. For a newcomer reading this market, that is the real signal here, not deal volume but the kind of backer, a sustainability-minded Israeli group betting that water-loss intelligence is infrastructure the whole world will eventually have to buy.

Water Commitment Score

Tier
Occasional
1 water companies · last deal 2025 · leads ~0% of rounds · Med confidence
How this is scored ↗
as of Jun 2026 · no pay-to-rank

Compiled from official filings, third-party records, and direct intelligence from investors and founders, in Leviathan · recomputed monthly · as of Jun 2026.

How they invest

Seed1
Series A1
Median round$5Mrange $5M - $5M · 1 disclosed

Portfolio · 1 water companies

LeakZon develops WEAD, an AI-powered water analytics platform that integrates with both traditi
Series A · 2025

See the full portfolio and deal analysis in Leviathan →

Frequently asked

What does Peal Holdings A.A. invest in?
Peal Holdings A.A. backs sustainability-driven technology companies, and within water it focuses on AI-driven water management. Its one disclosed water investment is LeakZon, an Israeli platform that helps utilities detect and reduce water losses across urban networks. The Recanati Group firm provides growth capital and strategic support to scale globally.
Who is behind Peal Holdings A.A.?
Peal Holdings A.A. is part of the Recanati Group, a private Israeli investment group carrying one of the most established names in Israeli business. The firm keeps a notably low public profile, with no published website and no named investment team, and is registered in Kfar Shmaryahu, Israel.
Where is Peal Holdings A.A. based?
Peal Holdings A.A. is based in Israel, registered in Kfar Shmaryahu near Tel Aviv and incorporated in January 2021. It invests internationally too, having supported LeakZon's expansion from Israel into the United States, where the portfolio company set up a dedicated American entity to chase the large U.S. water-utility market.
How many water deals has Peal Holdings A.A. done?
Peal Holdings A.A. has backed one water company, LeakZon, across two funding rounds: a seed round out of stealth and a later Series A. (don't) Waste Water rates its overall water commitment Occasional, reflecting a single but repeated, conviction-led bet rather than a broad water portfolio.
Is Peal Holdings A.A. the same as PEAL Capital or the Peel Group?
No. Peal Holdings A.A. is an Israeli investment firm within the Recanati Group, distinct from similarly named entities such as PEAL Capital Group, PEAL Engineering, or the UK's Peel Group. The 'A.A.' suffix plus its Recanati and water-tech ties identify the Israeli firm that backed LeakZon.