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News Metismotion receives 1.5 million euros The start-up Metismotion wants to make individual, quickly configured and sustainable electric motors accessible to everyone. It has now raised 1.5 million in a recent financing round, which also includes High-Tech...

Lisa Marie Münster

News Auto1 presents figures for its first quarter on the stock exchange The company is benefiting from rising prices and is reporting sales of nearly €900 million in the first quarter of 2021.

Lisa Marie Münster

News Be+ receives seed financing The Franconian start-up provides employees with an overview of their company's benefits. Beplus has now closed a seven-figure seed financing round. Business angel Bernd Geilen is a new investor.

Lisa Marie Münster

News Tado raises 38 million euros The Munich-based proptech was able to raise 38 million euros in a recent financing round. The Noventic Group is a new member.

Lisa Marie Münster

News Multiple founders receive more capital Repeat founders have a good chance of receiving more money in the first round of financing. What's more, Berlin is still the most lucrative place to start a business.

Lisa Marie Münster

News Acquisition of Fintecsystems The Munich-based fintech has a new owner: Swedish company Tink is acquiring Fintecsystems. The price amounts to an undisclosed sum in the millions, and Tink intends to expand its market presence with the takeover.

Lisa Marie Münster

News Pre-seed financing round for VCoach Better Ventures and several business angels have invested a six-figure sum in the HR start-up VCoach. Among other things, the start-up wants to use the money to further develop its product.

Lisa Marie Münster

News Lingoda presents business figures for 2019 Good news from start-up Lingoda: the online language school's net loss fell by almost one million euros from 2018 to 2019.

Lisa Marie Münster

News E-scooter competition from Estonia Lime, Tier, Voi and Spin - these are just some of the names of the start-ups offering e-scooters in Germany. Now they have a new competitor: The start-up Bolt from Estonia is launching its service in nine cities today.

Lisa Marie Münster

News Gorillas lose manager again Felix Chrobog has left the Berlin start-up. This is already the second departure of a manager within a short time.

News OneFiber builds Germany-wide intranet The start-up wants to lay fiber optic cables along the railway line. Things are set to get underway at the turn of the year.

News Finleap sells its FinanceAds shares According to a media report, the start-up builder is parting ways with the joint venture. FincanceAds founder Ralf Fischer is taking over the shares.

News Jan Beckers founds fintech fund The Finleap founder already manages two successful funds. Now he is launching one specifically for fintechs.

Tom Schmidtgen 01.01.1970

News 10x Group invests in drone start-up Quantum Systems The Bavarian start-up wants to become Europe's market leader for industrial drones. A team of business angels is also set to help.

Tom Schmidtgen 01.01.1970

Portraits The measurement of soccer The start-up Kinexon has developed a new technology to capture motion data and has conquered first the US sports world and then soccer. Now the Munich-based company is increasingly making inroads into industry.

Lars-Thorben Niggehoff 01.01.1970

News Morressier receives 18 million US dollars Broadcasting scientific events online and saving lectures: This is made possible by the start-up Morressier. The Berlin-based company has now raised 18 million US dollars, including a venture capitalist from Silicon...

Lisa Marie Münster 01.01.1970

News Zeitgold loses one of its founders He founded Zeitgold together with Jan Deepen in 2015, but now Stefan Jeschonnek is leaving the fintech. The reason is a change in the company structure.

Lisa Marie Münster 01.01.1970

News Ant Group builds a 100 million euro fund The money from the Alibaba subsidiary will primarily flow into fintechs from Europe. The Chinese want to invest up to five million euros per start-up.

Tom Schmidtgen 01.01.1970

News Amsilk raises 29 million euros The manufacturer of biopolymers made from artificial silk has successfully completed its Series C financing. Money comes, among others, from a Scandinavian pharmaceutical group

Tom Schmidtgen 01.01.1970

News Holidu raises 37 million euros The coronavirus pandemic has not harmed the Munich-based travel start-up: Holidu has raised 37 million euros in a recent financing round, bringing its total funding to 100 million euros.

Lisa Marie Münster 01.01.1970