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News Sdui acquires Pupil and the Konecto app The start-up wants to become the European market leader for school platforms. To this end, Sdui has now acquired two competitors and expanded its management team.

Sophie Deistler 25.02.2022

News Bosch wants to take over Atlatec Atlatec has developed a technology for self-driving cars that can create high-resolution maps using a sensor box and AI. Bosch aims to strengthen its market position with the acquisition.

Sophie Deistler 25.02.2022

News Turbopass founders make their exit The start-up offers city passes that give tourists discounts and free entry to attractions. Two investors have now acquired a majority stake in Turbopass.

Sophie Deistler 24.02.2022

News Second-hand start-up Rebelle plans IPO in Sweden The Hamburg-based start-up opts for the Stockholm Stock Exchange because of the sustainability-oriented market environment.

Janina Gerhardt 15.02.2022

News Why Tobias Hagenau is leaving HQ Labs First he built a start-up within a start-up, now he's turning everything on its head: these are Tobias Hagenau's plans.

Nils Wischmeyer 09.02.2022

News Tripactions takes over Comtravo The US travel platform acquires the German business travel specialist Comtravo, thus completing its second takeover in Europe.

Janina Gerhardt 08.02.2022

News Exit at Monavinci Monavinci has been supporting artists from developing countries since 2018. The founder has now sold the Berlin start-up to the company K&L Wall Art.

Lisa Marie Münster 23.12.2021

News Planetly goes to One Trust The founders make a surprising exit. The merger with One Trust could soon see the start-up launch on the US market.

Sophie Deistler 08.12.2021

News Million exit from Hemovent The start-up from Aachen develops devices for intensive care medicine, including a mobile ECMO device. Now a company from Shanghai has acquired the start-up Hemovent for 123 million euros.

Lisa Marie Münster 05.10.2021

News Exit for Corrux The Munich-based IoT start-up Corrux goes to the Viennese company Gropyus. No amount is known; founder Tönnies also cites difficulties in the construction industry as a reason for the exit.

Lisa Marie Münster 26.07.2021

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