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Finanzierungsrunde

News Personio raises $270 million With the current round of financing, the Munich-based company is worth over six billion US dollars, making it one of the most valuable start-ups in Germany. All the money comes from the USA.

Lisa Marie Münster 12.10.2021

News N26 is Germany's most valuable fintech Despite the trouble with Bafin, the neobank N26 has raised 700 million euros from investors. With this, the fintech wants to enter crypto and securities trading.

Lisa Marie Münster 11.10.2021

News Cure raises €1.4 million The fintech Cure wants to make the everyday life of doctors' practices financially easier. In doing so, the start-up is competing with Apobank.

Sophie Deistler 11.10.2021

News 1.4 million euros for Finmarie The female fintech's app is not yet on the market, but the concept is already winning over investors.

Lisa Marie Münster 08.10.2021

News Two million euros for delivery start-up Dropp The company wants to transfer the business principle of Gorillas, Flink & Co. to other product groups. The offer is now being launched in Berlin.

Lars-Thorben Niggehoff 07.10.2021

News Getsafe increases Series B In its current financing round, the insurtech has now raised more than three times as much capital as originally planned. With the money, the Bafin license should finally come.

Lars-Thorben Niggehoff 07.10.2021

News Online retailer Bobbie gets money from construction industry The building materials start-up now wants to intensify its cooperation with key players in the sector. Already today, 200 manufacturers are among the partners.

Lars-Thorben Niggehoff 07.10.2021

News Digitty closes seed funding round The Berlin-based company has raised €2.2 million in its first round of funding and recruited AI expert Ajit Jaokar for its startup Diggity.

Lisa Marie Münster 04.10.2021

News Emlen raises US$4.2 million The start-up, based in Saarbrücken and Berlin, wants to provide customers in the B2B sector with a "Netflix-like" buying experience. Now Emlen receives 4.2 million US dollars in its seed funding round.

Lisa Marie Münster 04.10.2021

News Cleverly receives three million euros Cleverly's online tutoring service has only been around since this summer, but the Berlin-based company has already completed its second round of financing: The start-up has now raised three million euros.

Lisa Marie Münster 29.09.2021