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News Konux receives 80 million US dollars Rail line modernizer Konux raises 60 million euros in a financing round led by Sanno Capital. Money is also coming in from Silicon Valley, with tech investor Athos as a new investor.

Lisa Marie Münster

News 20 million US dollars in Series A for Xentral Augsburg-based start-up Xentral raises 20 million US dollars. A venture capitalist comes from Silicon Valley.

Magazine Knowledge No business plan yet? But hurry up now! No matter how good the idea is, if you don't think about the profitability of your business from the outset, you run the risk of failing early on. A few tips for a solid business plan.

News 100 million dollars for the Freiburg start-up Jedox Software provider Jedox receives 100 million dollars in a new financing round, led by Insights Partners.

Lisa Marie Münster

News 1.5 million euros for Bird Eats Bug The SaaS start-up Bird Eats Bugs from Berlin was only founded in September. Now it is receiving an investment worth millions.

News Scoolio launches learning platform for homeschooling In order to relieve state learning platforms, the Dresden-based start-up Scoolio has now directly launched its own.

News Peter Thiel invests in fintech Moss The Berlin start-up Moss - formerly Vanta - was able to raise 21 million euros.

News Fitness start-up Yas.life receives 2.8 million euros The start-up Yas.life receives growth financing. IBB Ventures becomes the new shareholder.

News 160 million US dollar investment makes Sennder a Unicorn Logistics startup Sennder has closed its Series D funding round. This makes it a Unicorn.

News Where European start-ups are better than American ones An analysis shows that investors are increasingly focusing on the European start-up market, particularly because of the higher profits.

Lisa Marie Münster

News Study: German start-ups have only minor investment losses Better than expected: German start-ups also fared well in 2020, according to a study. A total of over 5 billion euros was invested, a decrease of 15 percent. The e-commerce and healthcare sectors benefited, while...

Lisa Marie Münster

News Travel startup FromAtoB discontinues service The FromAtoB platform announces its end. The reason is the economic imbalance caused by the coronavirus crisis. The industry association also believes the state is responsible.

Lisa Marie Münster

News Auto1 announces IPO for the first quarter Auto1 wants to grow further: the start-up is planning to go public on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange in the first quarter. Its last valuation was 3.5 billion euros. This makes it one of the most valuable German start-ups.

Lisa Marie Münster 13.01.2021

News Delivery Hero founds venture capital fund Delivery Hero only went public in 2017, now the Group wants to invest itself and is launching its venture capital fund DX Ventures. Initially, 50 million euros are available.

Lisa Marie Münster 13.01.2021

News Exit for Pflege.de founders being examined by the Cartel Office The Hartmann Group wants to buy Pflege.de. However, the takeover is still subject to reservations.

Tom Schmidtgen 13.01.2021

Interviews Why this top salesperson is switching from LinkedIn to a start-up Exclusive: Phong Lam moves from LinkedIn to Capmo. What draws him to Munich, why his working day is usually only ten hours long and why he is convinced that he earns no less at a start-up than at a global corporation.

Nils Wischmeyer 13.01.2021

News This sustainability start-up was financed via Startnext Leef Point, a manufacturer of biodegradable tableware, was looking for money and launched a campaign on Startnext. There it exceeded its first funding target.

Tom Schmidtgen 12.01.2021

News Care start-up Kenbi receives seven million euros The start-up is setting up a care service that is already looking after around 400 patients. The young company's software is designed to save 20 percent of time on bureaucratic tasks.

Tom Schmidtgen 12.01.2021

News Naga makes 26 million euro turnover Fintech Naga made more than 20 million euros in sales in 2020, which it says was a record year. This year, the turnover is to be doubled once again.

Tom Schmidtgen 12.01.2021

News This well-known investor invests in Filestage Filestage has completed its Series A financing. The start-up from Stuttgart receives 2.8 million.

Tom Schmidtgen 12.01.2021