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News New investor for Mynaric Mynaric has so far scored with the production of optical communication terminals for aerospace. Now a new financial backer has joined the company.

Anna-Lena Malter

News Celus raises 25 million euros The Munich-based company intends to use the new capital to open a branch in the USA.

Janina Gerhardt

News Edu-Tech Apprentigo goes live The training and HR platform is primarily aimed at trainees and specialists.

Janina Gerhardt

News André Scheffknecht becomes CSO at Billwerk The new CSO will help the company to become the leading software provider for subscription management.

Janina Gerhardt

News Boomerang raises six-figure sum The start-up wants to start a "packaging revolution" in e-commerce. It now has capital to do so.

Janina Gerhardt

News Fintech Etvas raises one million euros With the cashback service developed, customers can receive money back after their purchase. This has now convinced an international investor.

Janina Gerhardt

News 100 million euros for tech start-ups A new fund is aimed at start-ups from Europe and the USA that want to develop technologies to combat the climate crisis or ensure social justice.

Janina Gerhardt

News Funding volume for fintechs still high Despite fears of difficult times for companies, a lot of venture capital is still flowing into European financial start-ups. In the second quarter of 2022, investors invested a total of 5.5 billion euros.

Janina Gerhardt

News Study: Regulatory hurdles are dangerous for start-ups A survey of almost 200 European start-ups shows that lengthy and complex compliance processes can hinder the growth of start-ups.

Janina Gerhardt

News Lendis lays off 15 percent of employees Just a few months ago, the start-up announced a successful financing round. Nevertheless, some employees are now to leave.

Janina Gerhardt

Interviews "Good start-ups will continue to get their capital" The share prices of tech companies are plummeting. The first founders are also worried about their planned financing rounds. However, the start-up sector is still a long way from a crisis, says Andrew Parker in an...

News Klarna's valuation apparently falls to 6.5 billion US dollars A new financing round for the fintech is said to be imminent - albeit on less favorable terms.

Janina Gerhardt

News Unicorn employees can now take months of vacation Founder Waldemar Zeiler is leading the way: From July 1, he will be taking a six-month sabbatical.

Janina Gerhardt 01.01.1970

News Seatti raises three million euros The Munich-based start-up wants to help other companies introduce hybrid working models. This has now convinced international investors.

Janina Gerhardt 01.01.1970

News Compredict receives 5.5 million euros The start-up's sensors are designed to simplify the diagnosis of vehicle parts. Blackberry has now invested in the technology.

Sophie Deistler 01.01.1970

News Brighter AI closes Series A financing With its anonymization technology, Brighter AI makes publicly recorded images and videos usable in compliance with data protection regulations. The start-up is now receiving support from a new investor.

Sophie Deistler 01.01.1970

News Elektra Solar successfully completes test flight The Elektra Trainer was in the air over Memmingen for twenty minutes. The results of the test flight are better than the developers expected.

Sophie Deistler 01.01.1970

News Xentral and Mollie work together Xentral enables companies to plan and automate their processes, while Mollie offers payment services: Together, they want to help e-commerce companies grow.

Sophie Deistler 01.01.1970

News Solarisbank appoints Chloé Mayenobe to the Management Board The manager has been Chief Growth Officer at Neobank since March. She will contribute her experience in the sales organization to the Management Board.

Sophie Deistler 01.01.1970

Reports Exclusive: Jimdo lays off employees The Hamburg-based start-up fired parts of its marketing team on Monday. Managing Director Henze speaks of a necessary restructuring.

Jan Schulte 01.01.1970