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Incorporated in Israel (a non-EU third country) and run from Tel Aviv. NASDAQ-listed, SEC-reporting. EU law reaches it only via GDPR's extraterritorial scope and standard contractual clauses, not via incorporation or an EU operating entity. There is an EU subsidiary footprint (London office is non-EU post-Brexit; Warsaw office is in the EU) but the controlling legal entity sits outside the Union.

Listed on NASDAQ with ~76% institutional ownership dominated by US funds (Capital World, Renaissance, BlackRock, Two Sigma, D.E. Shaw, JPMorgan). Insiders (the two Israeli co-founders) hold ~13-15% combined economic stake. Ordinary shares are one-share-one-vote; Roy Mann holds a single non-economic founder share with limited rights. Voting and economic majority both sit with US-listed, largely US institutional capital — not the EU.

The platform runs entirely on Amazon Web Services, a US hyperscaler subject to the US CLOUD Act. The default data region for all new accounts is the United States. An EU data region exists — Frankfurt, Germany — but it runs on AWS (US provider) and is available only to Enterprise customers. Standard/Pro EU-region customers may still have data processed in the US under Standard Contractual Clauses. So even the 'EU' option is EU-region-on-US-cloud, not EU-owned infrastructure.

Headquartered in Tel Aviv with a North America HQ in New York; R&D and engineering concentrated in Israel (~1,100 of 2,500+ staff). Offices span Tel Aviv, New York, Denver, London, Warsaw, Sydney, Melbourne, São Paulo and Tokyo. Reporting currency is USD. The EU presence is limited to a Warsaw office (and pre-Brexit-era London, now non-EU); leadership, control and the majority of value-creating R&D sit in Israel and the US, not the EU.