100,000 euros for MV: This is how start-ups are flourishing in Germany!

100,000 euros for MV: This is how start-ups are flourishing in Germany!

Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Deutschland - In Germany, the risk capital investments for start-ups rose to an impressive 4.6 billion euros in Germany. This is according to [n-tv.de] (https://www.n-tv.de/regionales/mecklenburg-vorpommern/milliarden-fuer-start-ups-up-to-100- fuer-mv-article25907476.html) The third-best result has been 100,000 euros for a single Received companies whose name was not announced for confidentiality. This sum may seem small compared to larger federal states, but it brings a breath of fresh air to the region, which is often in the shadow of the large start-up centers.

If you look at the overall situation of the investments, you quickly notice that the number of financing rounds and in particular large financing has increased over 100 million euros. A positive development, especially after the difficult times that the industry had to go through in 2022. This is particularly clear in comparison to the results of the previous year. While the investments in German start-ups in 2024 rose to over 7 billion euros, the investment amount was 17.4 billion euros in 2021, which shows how much the market fluctuated. The EY startup-barometer reports despite the challenging economic framework.

regional differences in the investments

A look at the regions shows significant differences. In Berlin, for example, 128 start-ups benefited from the investments, while Bavaria with 76 and North Rhine-Westphalia with 56 start-ups are also strongly represented. Bavaria's pioneering role is particularly remarkable: Start-ups were able to collect almost 2.1 billion euros here, a sum that exceeds that of the Berlin start-ups of 1.5 billion euros. This shows that the Bavarian environment is becoming more and more a magnet for investors and has a good knack for promising projects.

But the east of Germany has also made progress: Saxony and Thuringia each promoted six start-ups, while Saxony-Anhalt four and Brandenburg received two start-ups financial support. On the other hand, Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania and Schleswig-Holstein, each with a company, have the lowest number of start-up financing.

focus on future technologies

investors are currently focusing particularly on state -of -the -art areas such as the armaments industry, artificial intelligence (AI) and energy technologies. In 2024, 29 large investments that included at least 50 million euros have already seen the light of day. The sector of artificial intelligence alone has attracted a considerable sum of 2.2 billion euros. It was 958 million euros for the health sector, while energy technologies were able to collect 841 million euros.