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News Northvolt wants to produce in Germany The battery start-up, which is primarily known for its collaboration with Volkswagen, wants to set up a production facility in Germany. But there is a problem.

Nils Wischmeyer

News Raisin DS is now Unicorn According to a media report, a long-standing investor has valued the company at 1.3 billion euros. This would make the newly merged company one of the most important fintechs in Germany.

Nils Wischmeyer

News Allianz X acquires stake in used car platform Heycar Allianz is also insuring the start-up for the next five years.

News Contact lens for the ear comes onto the market The Mannheim-based start-up Vibrosonic is launching its "hearing contact lens" on the market. The device is invisible and is said to be better than normal hearing aids.

News Sumup makes 387 million euros turnover The payment service provider is making more turnover despite corona. So far, the founder has been reluctant to provide specific figures.

Interviews Knowledge "I don't want to be led around by the nose" As someone who has been part of the VC world for a long time, Holger Witte has experienced many things. In this interview, he explains what makes a good pitch these days - and what founders should rather not even try.

News Germany in third place worldwide for fintech investments In Berlin alone, financiers invested a total of 1.9 billion US dollars in fintechs in the first half of the year. This puts the German capital in fifth place worldwide.

News Hamburg gets center for deep tech start-ups A new innovation center has opened on the Bahrenfeld research campus. The first start-ups are already moving into the premises.

News Start-up Zei-Tec builds its own factory The Aalen-based company wants to build cores for transformers. The first factory is being built in Wasseralfingen for 34 million euros.

Interviews "We want to supply 400 million people" Kowry Energy founder Ndiarka Mbodji explains how her start-up manages projects in southern Africa from thousands of kilometers away and the importance of local partners.

Lars-Thorben Niggehoff

News Logistics start-up Fliit is apparently on the brink of extinction A financing round was actually planned for this year, but now, according to a media report, the Berlin start-up has appointed a provisional insolvency administrator and is facing the end of its business.

Lisa Marie Münster

News Lower Saxony supported start-ups with over 17 million euros in the first quarter The money flowed into 23 young companies. The situation of many start-ups in the country is still tense even after a year of pandemic.

Lisa Marie Münster

News Localyze raises twelve million US dollars The Hamburg-based start-up supports companies in the employee migration process, from applying for a visa through to relocation. Localyze has now completed its Series A financing round.

Lisa Marie Münster 01.01.1970

News Start-ups are increasingly concerned with the health of their employees Back pain is a thing of the past; today, start-ups are primarily concerned with the work-life balance of their employees when it comes to health. According to a study, the trend has been reinforced by the coronavirus...

Lisa Marie Münster 01.01.1970

News Aon and Walbing plan strategic partnership The insurance group and the Hamburg-based fintech want to establish a marketplace for syndicated trade credit insurance.

Jan Schulte 01.01.1970

News Enpal receives 100 million euros The start-up has thus completed its highest financing round to date. HV Capital leads the way.

Jan Schulte 01.01.1970

News Volocopter secures manufacturer license The air cab start-up buys DG Flugzeugbau and receives the necessary manufacturer's license. The first commercial air cab is still two steps away.

Tom Schmidtgen 01.01.1970

News Technology start-up MetShape receives seed funding The company from Pforzheim plans to use the money to buy new systems, among other things. The start-up was spun out of a university two years ago.

Tom Schmidtgen 01.01.1970

News AI assistant AskBrian completes pre-seed round The Munich-based AI is now set to grow further. Brian is already being used by 200 companies.

Tom Schmidtgen 01.01.1970

News Ten million euros for driverless trucks Fernride from Munich wants to make it possible to drive a truck without a driver in the cab. The start-up is now raising several million euros.

Tom Schmidtgen 01.01.1970