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Application phase for Saxon innovation award begins

Saxon companies can apply with their innovations from all sectors until March 8.

Janina Gerhardt · Stuttgart, 16. September 2022

Application phase for Saxon innovation award begins — Sachsen lobt zum 22. Mal seinen Staatspreis für Innovation aus. (Foto: Bruno/ Pixabay)

Saxon companies can apply with their innovations from all sectors until March 8.

The application phase for the Saxon State Prize for Innovation 2023 has begun. The Saxon State Ministry of Economic Affairs, Labor and Transport is awarding the business prize for the 22nd time. The competition is supported by Futuresax, the innovation platform of the Free State of Saxony.

Saxon companies with innovative products, services, processes, procedures or business models that are already being implemented can apply. The participating companies can expect prize money of 50,000 euros. The winners will be integrated into the Futuresax network and thus gain contacts to science and industry.

"The future viability and competitiveness of the Free State of Saxony and of every company depends to a large extent on continuous innovation," says Minister of State Martin Dulig. "The Saxon State Prize for Innovation recognizes this, makes Saxony's innovative spirit visible and supports companies and the people behind them in realizing their ideas."

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