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News Investors put less money into German start-ups While investors in other European countries put more money into start-ups, they held back in Germany.

News Finleap reduces its lead According to a media report, Birte Sewing and Florian Resatsch have to leave the company builder. The reason is a new strategy.

News German subsidiary of e-car maker Byton has filed for insolvency This means that in addition to the American offshoot, the German one is also out of the game. It remains to be seen whether the Chinese e-car will still come.

News Germany leads the way in green start-ups According to a new study, almost a quarter of all climate tech start-ups in Europe come from Germany. The topic is also becoming increasingly interesting for investors.

News LBBW and EnBW invest in 3Yourmind The start-up was able to raise a total of over ten million euros. The money will be used to further develop the company's own 3D printing software.

Lars-Thorben Niggehoff

News MediKitDoc receives 1.7 million euros According to a media report, prominent founders of Flix Mobility and McMakler are now also investing in the telemedicine start-up.

News BASF founds start-up from The young company comes from the in-house incubator Chemovator. BASF Venture Capital continues to hold a minority stake. Boxlab Services is the name of the first spin-off from BASF's so-called "Chemovator". With this...

Nils Wischmeyer

News Charly buys StudyStuff The Berlin-based start-up buys the Munich-based learning platform. Those responsible now want to merge the content with their own offering.

Nils Wischmeyer

Portraits It's all a matter of protocol Stricter sustainability requirements from politicians are causing headaches for many investors. Not least because there is a lack of good data collection tools. Plan A from Berlin believes it has found a solution that...

Lars-Thorben Niggehoff

News Marvel Fusion brings Stanford professor to Munich The energy start-up is researching the energy supply of the future. The start-up is now being supported by Siegfried Glenzer.

News Further criticism of the fund location law The government factions have once again pushed through improvements for start-ups in the negotiations on the Fund Location Act in the Bundestag. On Wednesday, the amendments were passed by a majority in the Finance...

News Ex-national player Fabian Ernst develops smart soccer The former Schalke player becomes a founding investor. The start-up Sport Technology Systems is to develop a smart soccer.

News DataGuard acquires British company MyLife Digital Together, the companies want to become the market leader in data protection. They are keeping quiet about the purchase price.

Tom Schmidtgen 01.01.1970

News Mental health start-up Likeminded receives 3.5 million euros Heartcore Capital and the Hasso Plattner Institute invest 3.5 million euros in Likeminded, the platform for digital group therapies. Christian Weiss is also contributing money as a business angel. Among other things,...

Tom Schmidtgen 01.01.1970

News MeinAuto plans IPO The company aims to raise 150 million euros in the IPO. This will increase the valuation to over two billion euros.

Tom Schmidtgen 01.01.1970

News Juan Rodriguez and Stefan Schütze leave Finlab The reason for this is a realignment of the investor. However, the two board members are to remain in the Finlab cosmos.

Tom Schmidtgen 01.01.1970

Portraits This is how Germany's first truly sustainable insurance company is to be created The start-up Verde is going to extremes to be as sustainable as possible. That doesn't exactly make growth easy.

Nils Wischmeyer 01.01.1970

News These are the nominees for the Saxon Founder Award Ten start-ups were able to assert themselves, and now it's time for the final round. The initiators will award the prize on 14 July.

Tom Schmidtgen 01.01.1970

News "Gravity Challenge" takes place in Germany for the first time Deloitte is looking for new ideas for aerospace technology. Teams that qualify will receive exclusive access to space technology data.

Tom Schmidtgen 01.01.1970

News 13,000 reservations for the Sion solar car The order backlog would give the Munich-based start-up a turnover of 278 million euros. However, the first cars will not roll off the production line until 2023.

Tom Schmidtgen 01.01.1970