Search

Cleantech Capital Day brings together entrepreneurs, investors, industry and policymakers to shape the innovation landscape on the way to climate neutrality.

There are several AM networks in Germany that provide great opportunity for exchange between member companies, help in identifying research partners as well as representing common interests to policymakers.

PQ-Result

Financing: KfW Entwicklungsbank

Requested Services:
Under the Financial Cooperation framework between the Governments of the Arab Republic of Egypt and the Federal Republic of Germany, the aforementioned project will fund the following two pillars - both through grants:
• Guarantee Facility: Funding for guarantees to secure loans to Egyptian Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs). Credit Guarantee Company extends the guarantees for SME-loans of commercial banks in Egypt.
• Accompanying Measure: Consulting Services via the...

Electrolyzers, embedded finance, robotics, e-fuels and logistics attracted venture capital investors’ attention as the new year got off to a strong start.

FINN has concluded asset-backed-security (ABS) funding that could be work ten figures.

Europe’s largest economy is now the seventh best country in the world for young artificial intelligence firms, according to a study by the platform Startup Blink.

A pair of studies indicate a major bounce-back in both the number of entrepreneurs founding companies in Germany and the amount of financing available to start-ups in general.

Tender Award

Financing: KfW Entwicklungsbank

Project
The main objective of the project is to improve access to finance for innovative and scalable start-ups in Tunisia as well as to create quality jobs in the long term. By providing equity investments via venture capital funds, Tunisian start-ups will be able to further develop their innovative products and establish a sustainable position in the local and global markets. With market stability, the supported start-ups will also be able to generate positive macroeconomic spin-offs as well as...

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.”