Germany’s Startup Sector Surges
Venture capital invested in fledgling companies in Europe’s largest economy has dramatically increased, and the number of firms being founded is on the rise as well.
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Venture capital invested in fledgling companies in Europe’s largest economy has dramatically increased, and the number of firms being founded is on the rise as well.
Fledgling firms in Germany raked in EUR 2.4 billion worth of funding in the second quarter of 2025, 45 percent more than in the previous year.
Munich’s Proxima Fusion booked a EUR 130 million capital infusion, but there are two even bigger financing rounds in our latest survey of venture capital in Germany.
The European Investment Bank (EIB) is putting major additional money into the continent’s young tech companies.
Isar Aerospace has cracked the USD one billion valuation mark after a successful funding round.
Proxima Fusion has booked a EUR 130 million venture capital round, the largest of its kind ever in Europe.
The American financial market is a notoriously tough nut to crack, but Berlin start-up Pliant believes it can make the big leap across the pond.
Fledgling German company Tado prevailed in competition with the US technology colossus.
Gender-balanced pairs of fledgling companies and visionary entrepreneurs were honored at a gala in Berlin.
Quantum Systems and Parloa join the ranks of Germany-based start-ups valued at USD one billion.