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Crowdinvesting

News The Female Company launches crowdinvesting campaign via WIWIN The Berlin-based FemCare start-up raises 1.5 million euros via WIWIN for sustainable feminine hygiene products and international expansion.

Marc Nemitz 01.01.1970

News Salad delivery service Green Club aims to raise 1 million euros The salad startup Green Club launches its third crowdinvesting campaign and offers 9% interest p.a. plus bonus payments. Target: 1 million euros for further expansion in Germany.

Marc Nemitz 01.01.1970

News Boomerang secures 1.9 million euros in seed financing Boomerang receives € 1.9 million in seed financing round - more than € 850,000 via crowdinvesting! Over 400 investors support the Hamburg-based startup in implementing more environmentally friendly shipping.

Marc Nemitz 01.01.1970

News GOT BAG launches crowdinvesting campaign for international expansion Despite being self-financed, GOT BAG has developed into a popular backpack manufacturer in the DACH region over the past five years. The crowd-investing campaign is now intended to drive international expansion and...

Marc Nemitz 01.01.1970

News Crowdinvesting: etepetete GmbH raises 1.79 million euros The company etepetete GmbH, which specializes in rescued organic fruit and vegetables, was able to raise an investment sum of EUR 1.79 million as part of a crowdfunding campaign via Econeers.

Marc Nemitz 01.01.1970

News Katjes Greenfood invests in Unmilk Private investors can also participate in Katjes Greenfood's investments by granting subordinated loans.

Felix Leitmeyer 06.07.7435

News Volocopter is not going public via Spac after all The air cab company from Bruchsal is not going public after all. This also has consequences for investors.

Sophie Deistler 01.01.1970

News Pioneering force receives 750,000 euros The company Pionierkraft successfully completed a crowd-investing campaign - and apparently received even more money than expected.

Felix Leitmeyer 01.01.1970

News Tomorrow raises eight million euros The fintech from Hamburg wants to be more sustainable than its competitors. To this end, it has now raised more money from private investors.

Nils Wischmeyer 01.01.1970

News Tomorrow raises 14 million euros It's not just investors who are repeatedly giving the Hamburg-based start-up money - anyone and everyone else has the chance to invest in Tomorrow. The fintech is launching its second round of crowdinvesting on...

Lisa Marie Münster 01.01.1970

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