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News Juniqe makers create exit Lea Lange and Marc Pohl have sold their poster start-up. Investors from the same industry have stepped in.

Nils Wischmeyer 01.01.1970

News Financing boom for start-ups Start-ups in Germany received record sums in 2021 - according to EY. Berlin and Bavaria received particularly large sums of money.

Janina Gerhardt 01.01.1970

News Partech launches funding program for European scale-ups Anyone who wants to enter African markets as a scale-up can apply to the investor's program. The deadline for applications is in February.

Lisa Marie Münster 01.01.1970

News Qonto plans to invest 100 million euros in Germany The fintech also plans to hire 100 new employees in Germany.

Lisa Marie Münster 01.01.1970

News Ankorstore raises 250 million euros The start-up has also been operating in Germany since last year and is now a unicorn: with the current financing round of 250 million euros, Ankorstore is worth 1.75 billion euros.

Lisa Marie Münster 01.01.1970

News Alasco receives 40 million US dollars The company wants to digitize the real estate industry and make it more sustainable. Insight Partners and Lightrock get on board.

Felix Leitmeyer 01.01.1970

Interviews "We don't want to put bonuses in our own pockets" Sophie Gnest, co-founder of "Pack & Satt", talks in an interview about purpose-driven companies and why sustainability always requires compromises.

Nils Wischmeyer 01.01.1970

News Electrochaea raises 36 million euros Heat from methane: that is Electrochaea's vision. The Munich-based company has now also received funding from the European Innovation Council for a new plant in Denmark.

Sophie Deistler 24.08.8327

News German government supports Sunfire with 60 million euros Until now, the production of hydrogen has only been possible on a small scale and is very energy-intensive. Dresden-based start-up Sunfire wants to change this and is receiving funding from the German government.

Sophie Deistler 24.08.6298

News Crypto-crime reaches new all-time high The transaction volume with cryptocurrencies rose by 567 percent last year, but criminals also increasingly benefited from the trend.

Felix Leitmeyer 24.08.0352