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News NXRT receives 2.1 million euros With the capital from Eqventure, the start-up of Lukas Stranger, Patrick Kolar, Martin Wagner and Alexis Kopciak is increasing its previous funding.

Sophie Deistler

News Ecolytiq raises 13.5 million euros Ecolytiq's software informs bank customers about their CO2 consumption and advises them on sustainable investments. The start-up has now received investor funding for its product.

Sophie Deistler

News Hy2gen Canada cooperates with SAF+ Consortium At the beginning of the year, Hy2gen received investor funding of 200 million euros to build plants worldwide that produce fuels from green hydrogen. Parts of the capital are now flowing to Canada.

Sophie Deistler

News Einwert collects two million euros The start-up intends to use the money from the financing round to expand its valuation platform.

Sophie Deistler

News Study: Women are less likely to be investors and receive less money as founders A new study shows the stark inequality in the startup scene. But: Women are more likely to invest in women. According to the study, making more capital available to funds run by women could help close the large...

Sophie Deistler 30.05.2022

News Mondu receives $43 million The fintech launched in August 2021 and is positioning itself in the European market with the capital from the financing round.

Sophie Deistler 30.05.2022

News Sumup lays off employees The start-up cites the economic instability in Brazil as the reason. The German site has not yet been affected by layoffs.

Sophie Deistler 30.05.2022

Interviews "Lindner could make some headway on taxes". Melchior Neumann is a co-initiator of Kontist Steuerberatung and frustrated by the privileges of the tax consulting industry. In an interview, he takes an all-out swing - and hopes for the Minister of Finance.

Nils Wischmeyer 30.05.2022

Magazine Knowledge These are the most family-friendly German start-ups Start-ups are also on a new list from the Kununu rating platform and Freundin magazine. We took a look: What makes them so family-friendly?

Sophie Deistler 27.05.2022

News 110 million US dollars for car subscription platform Finn 110 million US dollars for car subscription platform Finn

Sophie Deistler 27.05.2022

News Inne receives ten million US dollars Inne determines progesterone levels using saliva tests. The Berlin-based start-up now wants to take its technology to the USA.

Sophie Deistler 27.05.2022

News How.fm receives five million euros With their training platform, How.fm wants to reach more customers in the UK and Europe. The capital from the financing round will help them to do so.

Sophie Deistler 27.05.2022

Interviews "Take what you can get" Heyvie founder Marius Krämer had actually planned a large financing round for September. In this interview, he explains why this is unlikely to happen.

Jan Schulte 27.05.2022

News Perfood receives millions from Bonventure The start-up aims to prevent migraines and blood sugar disorders with personalized nutrition programs. Perfood is now receiving money from an impact investor for this.

Sophie Deistler 27.05.2022

News Neobank Nuri cuts jobs At the beginning of the week, Startbase had reported on the research of Finanz-Szene on Nuri. A new round of financing could be imminent, which was also supported by the fact that 150 new employees were hired. Now...

Sophie Deistler 27.05.2022

News Rydes extends financing round At the same time, the start-up announces a cooperation with Solarisbank and Visa.

Anna-Lena Malter 25.05.2022

News Revoltech completes seed round The leather alternatives start-up now wants to bring its product to market in a timely manner.

Anna-Lena Malter 25.05.2022

News Kontist lays off 50 employees The Berlin-based banking start-up has to let go a quarter of its workforce.

Anna-Lena Malter 25.05.2022

News Sosafe opens new headquarters in Cologne, Germany After a large financing round in January, the start-up is now expanding its location on the Rhine.

Anna-Lena Malter 25.05.2022

Magazine Opinion The apocalypse for startups begins Layoffs, down rounds, fear: For startups, the toughest time in a decade is just beginning. But not everything about it is bad.

Nils Wischmeyer 24.05.2022