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Germany’s start-up scene is benefiting from the implementation of the coalition government’s start-up measures. A new EUR 12 billion public-private initiative is also seeking to shake up the country’s start-up landscape and the German Startup Association has launched its Innovation Agenda 2030.
Both the country and its capital Berlin rose up the rankings the latest Startup Blink report “Winners in the Artificial Intelligence Startup Industry 2024.”
The German economic development bank KfW is leading a new support program for start-ups and successor businesses.
A Berlin solar energy start-up leads the way with a massive funding round in our latest survey of some of the biggest venture capital deals in Germany.
A successful late-stage financing round has taken the value of Munich start-up EGYM over a billion dollars.
The “WIN Initiative” is a public-private program aimed at increasing the venture capital available to fledgling companies.
Our bimonthly look at some of the biggest financing rounds for start-ups in Germany has a decidedly digital focus, starting with artificial intelligence in surgery.
A just-published report by Internet platform Blackprint has determined that, for the first time, there are more than one thousand property tech start-ups in Germany.
The leading German sector organization says that 15 percent more fledgling firms were formed in the first half of 2024 than in the preceding six months.
Among recent financing rounds of more than EUR 50 million were capital infusions for an AI translator, a semiconductor start-up, an AI customer service solution, an aerospace company and a recycling firm.
