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News Knuspr takes off in Germany The Czech delivery service was launched in Munich in August 2021. According to its own figures, the company is now growing by almost 30 percent every month.

Janina Gerhardt

News Nephews of Federal Chancellor Olaf Scholz found start-up for investments in stablecoins The new financial app Kudona is similar to a savings account. However, the start-up's customers are to receive 3.8 percent interest per year.

Janina Gerhardt

News Synctive receives 1.5 million euros The start-up wants to establish subscription models in mechanical engineering. Now new investors are getting on board.

Janina Gerhardt

News Planterial receives Exist start-up grant The start-up wants to develop sustainable building panels made from hemp. The company is now receiving 135,000 euros in funding for this.

Janina Gerhardt

News Popcorn start-up files for insolvency The Berlin start-up Wildcorn is apparently slipping into bankruptcy. The reason for this is the rise in food prices due to the war in Ukraine.

Janina Gerhardt

News Recup raises twelve million euros The Munich-based start-up was able to convince new investors with its recyclable reusable packaging.

Janina Gerhardt

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 200 million euros in investor funding to build plants worldwide that produce fuels from green hydrogen. Some of the capital is 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 evaluation platform.

Sophie Deistler

News Study: Women are less likely to be investors and receive less money as founders A new study shows the glaring inequality in the start-up scene. But: women invest in women more often. In order to close the large financing gap, it could therefore help to provide more capital for funds managed by...

Sophie Deistler

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

Sophie Deistler

News Sumup makes employees redundant The start-up cites the economic instability in Brazil as the reason for this. The German site has not yet been affected by redundancies.

Sophie Deistler 30.05.2022

Interviews "Lindner could make a difference on taxes" Melchior Neumann is co-founder of Kontist Steuerberatung and frustrated by the privileges enjoyed by the tax consultancy industry. In this interview, he goes on a rant - and hopes that the Minister of Finance will...

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 the progesterone level using saliva tests. The Berlin start-up now wants to take its technology to the USA.

Sophie Deistler 27.05.2022

News How.fm receives five million euros How.fm wants to reach more customers in the UK and Europe with its training platform. The capital from the financing round will help them achieve this.

Sophie Deistler 27.05.2022

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

Jan Schulte 27.05.2022

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

Sophie Deistler 27.05.2022