2018 Report: Setting New Records
2,062 foreign companies opened up businesses in Germany in 2018 – a new record. That is the result of the 2018 Germany Trade & Invest FDI Report.
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2,062 foreign companies opened up businesses in Germany in 2018 – a new record. That is the result of the 2018 Germany Trade & Invest FDI Report.
Germany’s digital economy will receive a boost from the incoming coalition government through the creation of a new digital ministry. In other news, Germany is taking on a key role in European satellite communications and Karlsruhe Institute of Technology and IBM expand their AI partnership.
The new conservative-Social Democratic government under Chancellor Friedrich Merz plans to put hundreds of millions of euros into stimulating the economy and improving Germany’s infrastructure.
The volume of international business expansions to and in Europe’s largest economy inceased by 37 percent last year.
The US and post-Brexit Britain drove an unprecedented level of FDI in Germany in the past year. Even without a huge investment by chipmaker Intel, the value of business expansions was up considerably.
Foreign direct investment to Germany saw a big comeback in 2021 as Germany Trade and Invest’s FDI report recorded a seven percent increase which elevated greenfield project numbers to 1,806.
Germany Trade & Invest’s annual survey of foreign direct investment indicates that, despite a variety of challenges, companies are continuing to expand at a high rate in and to Europe’s largest economy.
Europe’s largest economy continues to attract large-volume international business expansions.
Quantum Systems and Parloa join the ranks of Germany-based start-ups valued at USD one billion.
The global business community admires the spirit of invention that drives the German economy. Here we highlight some of the most intriguing trends and research projects.