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Tom Schmidtgen

Recent articles by Tom Schmidtgen

News Rumors about Wefox going public Digital insurer Wefox could go public as early as next year. First, the company is raising money for the Series C.

Tom Schmidtgen 28.01.2021

News Remagine receives 20 million euros The start-up now wants to pass on some of the money it has raised to start-ups in the form of loans. To do this, it is relying on a new type of financing.

Tom Schmidtgen 26.01.2021

News Bottle post bosses invest in echometer The HR software start-up from Münster receives seed funding of 600,000 euros.

Tom Schmidtgen 26.01.2021

News Footballer Max Kruse becomes shareholder of eRockit Kruse's investment in e-motorcycle start-up eRockit is not his first. How much he has invested, however, remains a secret for now.

Tom Schmidtgen 26.01.2021

News Plitch raises US$1.9 million The startup plans to use the money raised to expand its own reach and technology.

Tom Schmidtgen 26.01.2021

News Twaice receives award The startup, which aims to predict battery life, is among the 100 cleanest companies in the world, according to a ranking by San Francisco-based Cleantech Group.

Tom Schmidtgen 26.01.2021

News Emocean gets Chinese investor The new partners paid a six-figure sum for the strategic partnership and also want to use the start-up's platform themselves.

Tom Schmidtgen 26.01.2021

News Shell buys Ubitricity The oil company is thus further expanding its electric strategy. The start-up is hoping for growth from the acquisition.

Tom Schmidtgen 25.01.2021

News Nürnberger Versicherung buys Getsurance Nürnberger Versicherung becomes partner and lead investor of the insurtech Getsurance. The Berlin-based start-up had to file for insolvency in October of last year, but will now receive debt relief and new financing...

Tom Schmidtgen 25.01.2021

News Every third crowd-funded start-up fails Germans have already invested more than 100 million euros in start-ups on crowdfunding platforms. But many are going bust.

Tom Schmidtgen 25.01.2021