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ARTEEVO TECHNOLOGIES LTD

Israeli SME building blockchain-based B2B platforms across pharma, manufacturing, and digital services sectors.

Technology SMEdigitalILSMENo active H2020 projects
H2020 projects
4
As coordinator
1
Total EC funding
€1.9M
Unique partners
44
What they do

Their core work

Arteevo Technologies is an Israeli technology SME that builds blockchain-powered and cloud-based digital platforms for B2B applications. Their work spans from industrial knowledge platforms (e.g., a digital welding marketplace connecting manufacturers with equipment and consumables) to pharmaceutical supply chain integrity using blockchain and machine learning. They appear to specialize in developing decentralized, API-driven platform architectures that connect fragmented industries through shared digital infrastructure.

Core expertise

What they specialise in

Blockchain platform developmentprimary
3 projects

Core technology contributor in WeldGalaxy (blockchain for manufacturing), GASTEJO (decentralized travel platform), and PharmaLedger (blockchain for pharma supply chain).

B2B digital marketplaces and platformsprimary
2 projects

Built B2B platform components in WeldGalaxy (welding industry) and coordinated GASTEJO (travel apartment distribution).

Health data and pharmaceutical supply chainemerging
1 project

Contributed to PharmaLedger, working on counterfeit medicines detection, clinical trial data integrity, and machine-learning health data marketplaces.

Cloud and API infrastructuresecondary
1 project

WeldGalaxy project involved cloud resource management and API development for a knowledge-based engineering platform.

Online privacy and data protectionsecondary
1 project

Participated in OPERANDO, focused on online privacy enforcement and rights assurance.

Evolution & trajectory

How they've shifted over time

Early focus
B2B platforms and blockchain infrastructure
Recent focus
Pharma blockchain and health data

Arteevo's early work (2015–2019) centered on general-purpose digital platforms — online privacy tools (OPERANDO), a B2B welding knowledge platform with blockchain and cloud components (WeldGalaxy), and a decentralized travel distribution platform (GASTEJO). From 2020 onward, the company pivoted sharply toward health and pharma, joining PharmaLedger — their largest-funded project — focused on blockchain for medicines authentication and machine-learning health data marketplaces. The trajectory shows a company that refined its blockchain and platform-building skills across multiple domains before concentrating them in the high-value pharmaceutical sector.

Arteevo is moving from general-purpose platform development toward blockchain applications in regulated industries, particularly pharmaceutical supply chains and health data — expect them to deepen this health-tech focus.

Collaboration profile

How they like to work

Role: specialist_contributorReach: European16 countries collaborated

Arteevo primarily joins consortia as a technology partner (3 out of 4 projects as participant), contributing platform and blockchain development expertise to larger teams. They coordinated one small SME Instrument project (GASTEJO, €50K), suggesting they are comfortable leading their own product initiatives but more typically serve as a specialist contributor in larger Innovation and Research Actions. With 44 unique partners across 16 countries, they are well-networked and open to diverse international collaborations rather than sticking to a fixed set of partners.

Arteevo has built a broad European network of 44 unique consortium partners spanning 16 countries — unusually wide for a 4-project SME, reflecting participation in large-scale Innovation Actions. Their geographic reach extends well beyond Israel into mainstream European R&D consortia.

Why partner with them

What sets them apart

Arteevo brings a rare combination: blockchain platform architecture applied across wildly different sectors — manufacturing, travel, privacy, and pharma — all within a small, agile SME structure. For consortium builders, this means a partner that can adapt blockchain and digital marketplace expertise to virtually any industry vertical without needing a long ramp-up. Their PharmaLedger involvement (€906K, their largest grant) signals that major consortia trust them with significant technical responsibilities despite their small size.

Notable projects

Highlights from their portfolio

  • PharmaLedger
    Their largest project by far (€906K), applying blockchain to combat counterfeit medicines and build ML-driven health data marketplaces — signals a serious pivot into health-tech.
  • WeldGalaxy
    Demonstrates their platform-building versatility: a digital knowledge platform for the welding industry combining blockchain, cloud resources, APIs, and lifecycle assessment tools.
  • GASTEJO
    Their only coordinated project — a decentralized travel platform funded through SME Instrument Phase 1, showing entrepreneurial initiative beyond consortium participation.
Cross-sector capabilities
Health and pharmaceutical supply chainManufacturing and Industry 4.0Privacy and cybersecurityTravel and hospitality platforms
Analysis note: Profile based on 4 H2020 projects with moderate keyword coverage. Two projects (OPERANDO, GASTEJO) lack sector tags and keywords, limiting full expertise mapping. The company has no listed website in the data, making independent verification difficult. The blockchain thread across projects is a reasonable inference but partly based on keyword presence in only 2 of 4 projects.