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News Another 1.5 million euros for Aeditive The former competitive athlete now manages the business of the sports start-up together with the founder.

Sophie Deistler

News Mayd receives 13 million euros The medication delivery service has only been around since this year. The start-up now wants to expand into more cities.

Sophie Deistler

News Gisbert Rühl launches SPAC on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange The former CEO of Klöckner & Co. wants to take a sustainable start-up public with the help of a SPAC.

Sophie Deistler

News Strüngmann brothers invest in insurance start-up Getsafe In its latest financing round, the insurance start-up Getsafe raised 55 million euros. Thomas and Andreas Strüngmann were among the investors.

Sophie Deistler

News Lilium cooperates with ABB The Munich-based start-up Lilium wants to establish a regional electric flight network in Germany, Florida and Brazil from 2024. The Swiss company ABB is to provide the fast-charging infrastructure.

Sophie Deistler

News Tino Mittelmeier becomes Co-CEO at Lymb.io Industrial engineer and former competitive athlete Tino Mittelmeier is now managing the business of the sports start-up together with founder Markos Aristides Kern.

Sophie Deistler

News Wechselgott receives 5.6 million euros - cooperation with Volksbanks The Leipzig-based InsurTech Wechselgott has raised 5.6 million euros. Investors include the broker pool Fonds Finanz and Volksbank Mittelhessen.

Sophie Deistler

Magazine Sponsored Fintech Accelerator launched in Stuttgart fintogether wants to make it easier for young fintechs to get started and at the same time make Baden-Württemberg a central location for young financial start-ups.

News Trade Republic is expanding into these countries The fintech was recently able to raise a lot of venture capital. The German start-up has now decided in which regions it will also offer its service.

Nils Wischmeyer

News e.Go now has its own stores The electric car start-up has been struggling recently. It is now also focusing on offline sales.

Nils Wischmeyer

News More capital for investment companies Private equity funds are benefiting from the low interest rate environment and are getting a lot of money from institutional investors, as a new BVK report shows.

Nils Wischmeyer

News NRW has a new scale-up programme From spring 2022, the Ministry of Economic Affairs wants to support up to 15 start-ups that are already at an advanced stage of business development. The focus is particularly on expansion abroad.

Nils Wischmeyer

News New fund from Christophe Maire The venture capitalist believed in the success of Gorillas early on. Now another fund with 100 million euros is to follow. A start-up from Germany receives one of the first investments.

Nils Wischmeyer 01.01.1970

News Myndpaar goes to the start Leonie Wilken and her father Ulrich Wilken's start-up has launched its app. It claims to be the first app for couples without a live advisor.

Nils Wischmeyer 01.01.1970

News Curevac no longer pursuing Covid vaccine The biotech wants to continue researching the underlying method, but is withdrawing its vaccine candidate.

Nils Wischmeyer 01.01.1970

News Lion's den Record sum demanded on DHDL The Swiss come to Germany and deliberately demand the highest amount of money anyone has ever heard on DHDL. But they have good arguments.

Lisa Marie Münster 01.01.1970

News Hublo expands into Germany The French healthtech raises 22 million euros. Now the start-up is moving to other European countries.

Nils Wischmeyer 01.01.1970

Reports The number of start-ups in Germany has halved since 2003 The start-up landscape is still divided into East and West, as a study by the IfM shows. In addition, unknown districts surprise with a high start-up intensity.

Lisa Marie Münster 01.01.1970

News Personio raises $270 million With the current financing round, the Munich-based company is now worth over six billion US dollars, making it one of the most valuable start-ups in Germany. All of the money comes from the USA.

Lisa Marie Münster 01.01.1970

News Fintech Billie cooperates with Klarna Away from the credit card: Klarna and Billie cooperate with "Buy now, pay later".

Sophie Deistler 01.01.1970