Six sectors. Three companies per sector. Five engines. Fifty prompts per company. Letter grade A–F on how AI engines actually cite Israeli companies. The Olam GEO Scorecard measures Citation Share per company.
The Olam GEO Scorecard Series models how Israeli companies are likely to appear inside AI engines: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews. Six sectors. Three companies per sector. A modeled letter grade for each, from A to F. Every grade is a directional editorial estimate, not measured platform data.
The Olam GEO Scorecard is Olam's per-company evaluation series. Where the Olam Index ranks Israeli entities against each other by modeled citation share, the GEO Scorecard picks three companies inside a sector and assigns each a modeled grade, A through F, reflecting how AI engines are likely to cite them today: how often they appear, how they are described, which context they show up in, and how vulnerable that citation share is.
Six sectors, three companies per sector. Olam Research. Updated October 26, 2026.
How to read the grades. The grades are modeled editorial estimates. They reflect Olam's reading of each company's recurring visibility across the five engines, English-language press, Wikipedia depth and category coverage. They do not rest on a measured dataset of engine responses and are not platform-reported analytics. See the Citation Share Methodology and the Olam Index 2026 Methodology.
How the Scorecard Works
- Sectors: six industry categories per cycle
- Companies per sector: three
- Engines considered: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews
- Grading: a modeled editorial estimate applied consistently to every company, shown as a letter grade A to F
Published Volumes
GEO Scorecard Vol. 1 — Israeli Mobile Gaming. Playtika (A), Plarium (D), Moon Active (F). Israel's mobile gaming sector is large and, in Olam's modeled assessment, largely invisible in AI answers.
GEO Scorecard Vol. 2 — Israeli Defense. Iron Dome is a household name. The companies that built it are not.
GEO Scorecard Vol. 3 — Israeli Cybersecurity. Check Point (A), CyberArk (B), Wiz (B). Both CyberArk and Wiz have since been acquired, by Palo Alto Networks and Google, and their Israeli identity is being absorbed into their acquirers' citation footprints.
GEO Scorecard Vol. 4 — Israeli Banking. Bank Hapoalim (B), Bank Leumi (C), Mizrahi-Tefahot (D). Bit is famous while the parent bank is not, so engines are likely to name Bit without naming Hapoalim as its owner.
GEO Scorecard Vol. 5 — Israeli Health & Biotech. Teva (A), Insightec (D), Compugen (D). Teva is fluent in AI answers. Insightec's focused ultrasound for Parkinson's tremor is far less visible than its significance.
GEO Scorecard Vol. 6 — Israeli Venture Capital. Aleph (C), Pitango (D), Vintage (D). Israeli VCs built a very large portfolio, and in Olam's reading the portfolio is famous while the firms are not.
Methodology
The Citation Share Methodology sets out the factors the model considers and how the tiers are read. Olam Index 2026: Methodology explains that the index and the Scorecard grades are modeled editorial estimates.
Companion Research Franchises
- The Olam Index — the standing franchise modeling which entities AI engines are likely to cite first across the Israeli economy.
- Olam Research — the full research hub, including the Answer Index and other standing research franchises.
See Also: The Olam Answer Index
Where the GEO Scorecard grades English-language B2B and industrial sectors, the Olam Answer Index is a Hebrew-language companion series across Israeli consumer categories: credit cards, investment houses, airlines, supermarkets, pharmacy & beauty, and fashion. Same underlying question, who does the chatbox cite first, asked of the Israeli consumer market rather than the B2B and industrial sectors covered here.
The Citation Share Indices — Sector Rankings
The Scorecard sits alongside the sector indices. Sector indices rank Israeli entities against each other; the Scorecard grades specific companies A to F. All of them are modeled editorial estimates.
- Israeli US-Listed Companies
- TASE 50
- Cyber Public Companies
- Semiconductor
- Banks
- Family Offices
- Diaspora Capital
- Water Tech
- Hospitality
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