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News Project A launches 325 million euro fund Project A launches 325 million euro fund with a focus on early-stage and idea development.

Marc Nemitz 01.01.1970

News Record year for start-ups in Germany and Europe Never before has so much money been put into Europe's tech companies as in 2021. German start-ups received significantly more investment than in the previous year.

Felix Leitmeyer 01.01.1970

News UVC Partners raises €255 million The investor based in Munich and Berlin has raised 255 million euros for its current fund. Investors include successful founders as well as family offices such as the Klattens and Strüngmanns.

Lisa Marie Münster 01.01.1970

News Nauta Capital closes fund with 190 million euros The venture capital company has raised 190 million euros for its new fund. Early-stage tech start-ups in the B2B sector will benefit from the funds.

Sophie Deistler 01.01.1970

News Earlybird launches fund for spin-offs Earlybird sees universities as a breeding ground for unicorn founders. Now a fund is to promote more spin-offs.

Lisa Marie Münster 01.01.1970

News Eight Roads launches new fund 450 million US dollars for at least 15 start-ups in the scaling phase: this is the purpose of the new fund from London-based venture capitalist Eight Roads. Investments will only be made in Europe and Israel.

Lisa Marie Münster 30.07.8446

News Ananda raises 65 million euros The VC's new impact fund is thus already well filled, and the venture capitalist is now increasing the target amount to up to 100 million euros.

Lisa Marie Münster 01.01.1970

News Hommels launches new fund It is set to be the largest in Europe: Investor Klaus Hommels wants to raise one billion euros for his new fund, but nothing has been confirmed yet.

Lisa Marie Münster 01.01.1970

Magazine Opinion The right dare has to be learned Most of the major parties are promising to combat the lack of venture capital in Germany ahead of the general election. That sounds welcome at first. But whether the situation for start-ups will actually improve in...

Lars-Thorben Niggehoff 30.07.2267

News German start-ups receive more money than ever before In the first half of 2021, there was as much investment as in the entire previous year. Berlin and Bavaria are at the forefront. Baden-Württemberg's investment volume almost doubled.

Tom Schmidtgen 01.01.1970

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