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News Fabfab is looking for capital - Spac as a solution? Fabfab has been successful so far with the sale of fabrics and other craft supplies, but now the start-up wants to raise more money. According to the company boss, a Spac is also an option.

Lars-Thorben Niggehoff

News The next Spac will apparently be launched With the shell company 468 Spac Sponsors, a trio around former Rocket Internet CEO Alexander Kudlich has registered the next Spac.

News Delicious and Ergo Gourmet intensify their cooperation In a pilot phase, the AI start-up and the company caterer have already tested a collaboration and developed a monitoring program for food waste.

News Thankyoujane closes financing round The Munich-based CBD start-up was able to raise a mid-six-figure sum. It intends to use the money to develop new products, among other things.

News Staffbase receives 122 million euros The start-up from Chemnitz has completed its financing round and entered into a strategic partnership with investor General Atlantic.

News BGH ruling gives CBD start-ups a boost According to a ruling by the Federal Court of Justice, the sale of CBD flowers to customers may be legal. However, one decisive restriction remains.

News Journalistic start-up in Düsseldorf seeks backers Four journalists have launched a crowdfunding campaign to build their own start-up. Their goal: to compete with the established media in the state capital.

Interviews "We do first and then talk" Merantix has spent a lot of money creating an AI campus in Berlin. In this interview, Adrian Locher explains how this came about, the advantages of the campus and why they are going their own way with their company...

Nils Wischmeyer

News Seven million euros for fish from the lab The start-up Bluu Biosciences successfully closes its seed financing round. Investors include Manta Ray Ventures and Norrsken. The company was built by a company builder.

Nils Wischmeyer

News PharmAI and NanoTemper Technologies cooperate The Dresden start-up and the Munich-based company both want to develop drugs faster. Their plan: better research into rare diseases.

Nils Wischmeyer

News These companies have won at Startup-Impuls In total, hannoverimpuls and Sparkasse Hannover awarded prizes worth more than 100,000 euros. The main prize was won by a sustainable idea.

Nils Wischmeyer

News Start-up scene becomes greener More and more people are deciding to set up their business in sustainable segments. But they have to overcome a number of challenges.

Nils Wischmeyer

News Gorillas is now a unicorn The start-up Gorillas has raised more than 200 million euros in a financing round. It is now valued at more than one billion euros.

Nils Wischmeyer 01.01.1970

News Plusdental wins professional soccer player as investor The national player and other investors are putting 35 million euros into the start-up. This is already the second news about Dentalplus in less than four weeks.

Nils Wischmeyer 01.01.1970

Reports Is the draft Fund Location Act a "pipe burst"? The Fund Location Act is intended to make working for start-ups in Germany much more attractive. However, the German start-up scene considers the current draft to be unsuitable. An overview of the controversial points.

Jan Schulte 01.01.1970

News Neobank Kontist raises 25 million euros Kontist has successfully completed a Series B round and will receive 25 million euros. The two investors, Founders and the Haufe Group, have been loyal to the start-up for years.

Lisa Marie Münster 01.01.1970

News Leanix buys up competitors Last year, the Bonn-based start-up was valued at 450 million euros, and CEO Christ is not ruling out an IPO. Now Leanix is buying up its competitor Cleanshelf and integrating the service into its own offering.

Lisa Marie Münster 01.01.1970

News New investor for Mateo The Berlin-based start-up digitizes communication between tenants and landlords. Now it was able to collect 240,000 euros from the investor Styx Urban Investment in a pre-seed round.

Lisa Marie Münster 01.01.1970

News Five million euros for Dracoon Storing data securely, protected from any possibility of access - that is the promise of the start-up Dracoon with its platform. It has now raised five million euros in a current financing round.

Lisa Marie Münster 01.01.1970

News Proptech from Hamburg receives six million euros Proptech Evernest has raised six million euros in its seed round. Investors include existing investor Project A Ventures, as well as venture capitalists APIC from Austria and FJ Labs from the USA.

Lisa Marie Münster 01.01.1970