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Welcome to this month in German, Swiss, and Austrian startups,
March 2025. Welcome to
our regular startup news from the startup and tech entrepreneurship
scenes in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, and even
Liechtenstein. Our startup news is recorded again
with Chris in New York City. How are you doing, man? Hi. I'm good.
City is gray, but my heart is full of sun.
That's why we love him. I'm joining from Frankfurt.
Today's news card was already 03/21/2025
due to us recording on a Monday. As always, all news not
included will be in our next news wrap up. Here a
little hint, the April news wrap up will be published on
May 1, Labor Day in Europe, where a lot of people
have free time. And as always, we need to cut the
news very seriously. In case
you celebrate it, between now and our next recording,
happy Easter. Yes. Chris,
Chris, my friend, you've always been a highlights guy.
Right? Yes. So, I mean, I
don't know how to follow, after Jesus's
resurrection, but let's have a look at a couple of the highlights of this
year. Chris, we just tell our audience that you are also a
highlight. Exactly. I mean, Chris, it's like, you know,
Christian. It's like it's all the same story anyway. So,
let's get started. This month, startup news reveal
again a pretty dynamic DACH region. So DACH being
Deutschland, Osterreich, Schweitzer, Germany, Switzerland, Austria, Germany, Austria,
Switzerland. We are seeing significant financial
movements, some strategic shifts. We see that ID now
has an impressive €300,000,000 exit to Coase,
underscoring the fintech sector's maturity, while
Thomas Bravo's one point eight billion euro
European fund signals a strong US US Investor
confidence. Notably, the stablecoin market surged
to a record 20, sorry, surged to a
record $226,000,000,000, reflecting
evolving digital finance landscape. And, however,
though, as always, we also see that challenges persist with
zombie VC trends. We will talk about what that means and selected
insolvencies like element insurance highlighting market
volatility. We are
trying to come up with a
view of the German Switzerland Austria text scene for
you. And yeah. Well, as always, this
month, also, we see that it's it's a bit of a whirlwind in these
three countries. We see Volocopter's acquisition,
by OneFeng Group. We see that
Mainz's Biomed has a groundbreaking
cancer detection discovery. We've tracked major
funding rounds, including Tactile's fifty two million euros
raise, and celebrated female led start up
setting new records in Switzerland. We would talk more about that.
But as I said, it's not always, and everything's smooth sailing.
We are also witnessing legal battles, like Germany's
top startup versus SAP and GDPR compliance
reviews for DeepSeek, reminding us of the high
stakes in the whole entrepreneurial
landscape. So I would say, let's talk start
ups. As
already said, we are shifting to two publications a
week. Let us know how you like it.
As always, you could get our audio podcast wherever you'd like to get
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For all others, use our link tree. We'll link it down here in the
show notes. Chris, you also wanna do
our top news pieces? Yeah. So let's
look into what I already hinted at a bit, a bit more
in-depth. So first off, ID. Now
or Corsair. Corsair has a €300,000,000
acquisition of IDNow, marking a pretty significant exit in
the fintech sector, overall highlighting the
continued interest in digital identity verification
solutions. It's a Munich based
company, and their sales signal, investor
confidence, obviously. And you can read more about it on
Business Insider, Handelsblatt, and, also on
our own website where we have more about the CEO
and ID now in an exclusive interview.
Germany's count of billion dollar startups is on the rise,
showcasing that the nation's tech ecosystem is growing and pretty
healthy. Search and valuations underscores the
increasing maturity of the German venture capital landscape. The
trend signals a fertile ground for innovation and investment.
So Heizer.de was counting Heizer.da also
being a German tech website was counting the number of billion,
euro startups in Germany and saw an
increase. One thing, I already talked about that in
the highlights too or in the little teaser in the beginning. The
One Fang Group is set to acquire Volocopter, a company we've been talking
about here quite often. So we are talking air
taxis, helicopter taxis, however you wanna call them.
Urban air mobility is sometimes the buzzword here used.
But despite the acquisition, Volocopter will remain based in Baden.
So we will see how that will
work out. Panasonic's
strategic investment in Tado shows the
growing convergence of energy and smart home technologies.
It's a partnership showing that there is
movement in the market of energy efficiency solutions.
Tado is a company that comes up with new approaches for home
climate control and now has a strong partner
with Panasonic. Housekeeping.
Housekeeping. Yes. As always, we're thrilled to share our
significant achieve oh, by by the way, I was,
a guest in the corporate life podcast.
You can have a look down here in the show notes where we talked about
2025 tech trends. We are thrilled to share
our significant achievements for start up radio in q one twenty twenty
five, which has solidified our position as leading voice in
the startup scene. We got the number one spot in
Feedspot's top 15 German story podcast. By the way,
furschotterbrecher.a0+ number seven also made Female Entrepreneurship,
our sub podcast.
We got our podcast, Fintech Germany,
at number 19 in million podcasts, top 100
fintech podcasts globally. Completing these podcast triumphs,
we've been named among the top 100 fintech companies and startups
in Germany Twenty Twenty Five by f six s reinforcing
our deep understanding of the investment landscape and our key role
within the German startup and fintech community. Beyond
these specific awards, our podcast consistently charts right
now in, Chris, would you know? 15 to 20
global, global podcast charts in any given
day. We are everywhere. Almost.
Almost. But we are we are working on this. If you like to
work with us, drop us an email at
partners@startoperator.ao. Chris,
you have always been very happy with the ecosystem. Right?
Yeah. So, in this ecosystem
segment, we are, at first looking at the ecosystem
of the world, the worldwide ecosystem for start ups, taking a
global pulse on the entrepreneurial spirit.
We see that entrepreneur optimism,
is increasing. Techstars survey a Techstars survey
shows strong global confidence. So according
to this recent Techstars pulse of the entrepreneur survey,
global entrepreneur optimism remains remarkably high. The survey is
conducted by Techstars, Stars, a leading accelerator and venture capital
firm, reveals a strong belief in future growth and
innovation. The survey, which interviewed many early stage
start up founders, shows that founders are extremely positive about
the future of their businesses, But it
is worth noting that the survey was likely taken before
the recent tariffs and global trade tensions began to escalate. So
that whole discussion was not part of it yet or is not, like, included yet.
And as such, it is possible that future surveys may show a bit of a
shift in this, optimism. Let's take a
look at how these global trends are impacting specific
regions, mostly Europe, ecosystem Europe,
where, GDPR reform is a big topic. In
a surprising turn, the conservative, member of the European
Parliament Axel Foss and privacy advocate Max Schrems,
which in Germany is known for having sued Facebook
very early on, have reached a rare agreement on GDPR
reform. Netspolitik reports, that's a
German, website about web policies,
reports that the collaboration among the two aims to streamline data
protection rules potentially impacting how European startups
handle user data. And that could
lead to regulatory challenges that actually
affect many startups and websites doing
business online. Moving on to a major
funding milestone, European Union
funded start ups have collectively reached a staggering
€520,000,000,000 in valuation according to
Broadcaster.com. It's a milestone underscoring how effective the
European Union, invest European Union's
investment in fostering tech and innovation growth is.
The achievement highlights the strength of the European start up, ecosystem
as a whole. You can read more about it in the lengthy article
or the in-depth article of podcast.com. Speaking of
supporting start ups, though, there's Unterneema TUM,
which is from the University of Munich.
Unterneema TUM has a technical university to be more
precise.
And and we should tell everybody who's not a German native
speaker, Unterneema two means entrepreneurship, but here it is
spelled in capital letters t u m, which also means Tag Nangle
University Munich. Wordplay. It's a wordplay. It's
funny. But Unterneema, t u
m, has been recognized as Europe's best
founding center for yet another year, a recognition that
they have achieved before, again, highlighting their continued excellence in
nurturing entrepreneurial talent in Southern Germany, or
based coming from Southern Germany. You can hear more about their work in our
recent interview that we did with the, COO of
Unterneema TUM on start up radio.
Shifting gears. Get it? Because now we're talking about the
automotive sector. We are
seeing in the European car market that several
brands are struggling, namely smart,
tiny compact cars, and Tesla. It's an
analysis by Automotoren Sport, probably the most renowned
German automotive monthly magazine. And
that reveals a challenging year for Smart and Tesla and European new car
registrations, indicating a shift in consumer
preferences with these brands facing declining interest. I
mean, especially with the whole discussion going on about Elon Musk, Tesla
has, is fighting a decline
in sales from sometimes 70 to 80%
in, monthly sales compared to last year. So
yeah. But we are seeing, okay, that that these are trends in the
European automotive market as a whole.
Let's take a broader look at the European tech landscape. TechEU,
has come up with their latest report
providing a comprehensive overview of European tech trends and investment
activity in February. You can
access the full report, on a
under a link that we have in our show notes. And
finally, a major development in digital finance. The
European Central Bank president, Christine Lagarde, has
announced the launch of the digital euro CBDC
set to begin in Europe in October as reported by
BTC echo, and it's a move that marks a significant step
in the evolution of digital currencies in Europe. And we
will also see how it may may affect the, European
fintech world. Moving on from Europe and to the DACH region,
the core of our show. So DACH region again, Germany, Switzerland, Austria, Dutch
and Austria Schweiz. Today, we are
exploring developments from AI breakthroughs to founding
dynamics and even furry into outer space.
Germany boasts world class AI research but faces
challenges in translating that innovation into practical applications,
writes Entifah, a German news channel. This
report, their report highlights the discrepancy between academic
excellence and commercial implementation. So the German AI
research landscape might be strong, but there are issues with the practical
applications of their research. On a more
positive note, Germany's broader tech ecosystem is making waves.
Tech EU reports that the tech ecosystem is a significant
driver of global change with its startups and
innovations making an impact on the world string stage,
actually showing that the, German tech industry's standing
is improving. Moving south to Switzerland
where funding is a key topic, venture capital for
the Swiss fintech startups is tied, but Amnis is
proving to be a notable exception, reports money
today. This highlights the nature of investment
selective nature of the investments in the Swiss fintech sector, but at least
it's one success story. And a bright spot for female
founders in Switzerland, startup ticker
CH reports that female led startups in
Switzerland have achieved another record breaking year.
Continuing growth here demonstrates the increasing influence of
women in the Swiss entrepreneurial landscape and,
women catching up. Shifting east
from Switzerland to Austria, where also AI and funding
are key themes, Linz, the city of Linz, has launched an
AI excellence cluster focused on the development of flexible artificial
intelligence rights Factory Net, an initiative
aiming to position LINZ as a leading hub for AI innovation.
And Austria has also seen movement on the funding front,
where the Austrian DACH Fund for start up investments
is set to launch, reports trending topics. It's a fund that
aims to boost investment in Austrian start ups and foster regional
collaboration. Finally, a surprising development in
Austrian aviation, Lower Austria is entering the
space race, Lower Austria being the name of
the state of Austria, with Vienna Airport transforming
into a space hub, reports trending topics. It's a
pretty unexpected development signaling Austria's growing interest in
space exploration and technology. And that wraps
up our look at the dynamic start up and tech scenes across
the DACH region. Let's talk general news.
I also wouldn't have, Lower Austria on my cards talking
about space race here. Let's go to the general news,
our VC pulse. New funds and information from the
VC world with relevance for the DACH region. Welcome to
our investment pulse check where we delve into the largest
latest venture capital news and new fund launches.
Post star capital launches of 500,000,000 e mobility
infrastructure fund,
dedicated to accelerating zero emission logistics infrastructure.
This significant investment e
mobility sector and is its potential to
revolutionize transportation. EU startups provides the
details. Next, a look at impact investing,
KFW Capital, the capital armor of KfW
Bank, a state owned bank here in Germany, unveiled
200,000,000 impact fund facility.
This is aimed at supporting impact funds. This initiative underscores the
growing emphasis on sustainable and social response
responsible investment within the venture capital
landscape. VC magazine provides more details. Moving on
to successful fund closures, fund f reaches
28,000,000 final closing backing diverse found founders.
Now for major European fundraise, Thoma Bravo raises
1,800,000,000.0 for European venture fund. Thoma Bravo
has successfully raised €1,800,000,000 for
its first European venture fund. This substantial
capital raise signals significant interest in European tech
companies from major US Investors. TechCrunch
provides more details. A look at unique investments.
Peter Thiel's fund receives 50,000,000 from
Matthias Stufner Sand. Peter Thiel Venture Fund has
secured a 50,000,000 investment from Matthias Stufner Sand. This
investment is notable for its connection to prominent figures in both
tech and media. Manager magazine reports on the transaction.
Chris, can you can you give us a few ideas about Matthias
Stefner? Well, he's, I mean, one of the
biggest players in German media and has been
for years. He's gotten huge shares in media
from Frida Springer from Springer Fallak. So this is
like an aging aging dorian
matriarch in, one of the biggest German publishing
houses. A bit like
often criticized for running the biggest tabloid in Germany, Bild Zeitung, with
sometimes, problematic business practices.
And, Dafna also is known
for modernizing the company, and, he
is the one who came up with, the idea also
to invest in Politico. So that is now part of
that, company. But, he's also being criticized.
Business Insider. Exactly. And but he's also sometimes
criticized for, for example, what was leaked
was, him saying behind the scenes that business wise, it would be
really great if Trump became president. And so he's
sometimes also considered to be,
very conservative and sometimes even, let's
say, right wing populist, curious business leader.
However, not all investors are finding it easy. Some BVC
challenge investors struggle to raise funds. Business
insider just talked about it reports on the rising challenges faced by
venture capitalists with many struggling to raise new funds.
This trend, dubbed some BVC, highlights the increasing
difficulty in securing capital in the current market
even for VCs. Finally, a major capital raise in The
US, Khosla Ventures seeks
3,500,000,000.0 in fresh capital. It it is
seeking to raise 3,500,000,000.0 US dollars in
fresh capital. This significant fundraise effort
underscores the continued appetite for large scale investments
in innovative tech companies. This is here because you can
basically not deploy the money without going a little bit to Europe and
Germany. That concludes our roundup of the latest VC
news and fund launches. Let's go a little bit into
our biotech updates. Gotting start up day highlights
regional biotech boom. Chris is showing thumbs up because that's
his area. It's my home region. Yeah. It's a university city that
is, had has always been strong in medicine and
now is surprisingly seems to be doing surprisingly well for,
modernizing itself. Yes. They had a successful startup
day in Gottingen that has spotlighted the region's
burgeoning entrepreneurial activity in the biotech sector.
This event underscores the growing importance of regional hub in
driving innovation. Transcript provides coverage.
Moving on to major patent dispute. Moderna wins patent
battle against BioNTech and Pfizer. They have emerged
victorious in a patent dispute against BioNTech and Pfizer as
reported by Antifoul. This ruling could have significant implications
for the m r a vaccine market and future collaborations.
Shifting focus to BioNTech financial and development
updates. BioNTech reports business figures cancer track
progress. BioNTech has released its latest business
figures and provided an update on its cancer track development. According
to SWR, it's a public broadcaster in Germany. The
company is making strides in its oncology pipeline with significant
milestones on the horizon. Chris, you wanna say something? No.
I'm sorry. BioNTech is also targeting
key approval updates, for CancerTrac in
2026 as reported by focus dot d e.
And finally a major discovery in cancer diagnostics Minds Biomate
announces breakthrough in pancreatic cancer detection in
collaboration with Liquid Bioscience. They have announced a
groundbreaking discovery of mRNA biomarkers for blood
based detection of pancreatic cancer, very aggressive kind
of cancer. This development could revolutionize early detection of
this type of cancer. For more in-depth information, listen to our
interview with Mainz Biomed or look at
the news coverage. Going from biotech
to fintech, as
Chris already highlighted in the highlights, webboy,
stablecoin market hits record 22,
226,000,000,000. The stablecoin market has
reached record high signaling significant growth
within the cryptocurrency sector. This search underscores the
increasing adoption of stablecoins as a reliable digital assets.
BTC Echo provides related market analyzers.
Moving on to major initiative from the European Central Bank, they
plan BLT, distributed ledger technology
transaction settlement with central bank money,
a new platform. They are planning a new
platform utilizing Central Bank Money. This initiative aims
to streamline and secure digital assets digital
asset transactions within the European financial system,
Fintech Futures reports on this development. Shifting focus
to potential IPOs IPO speculations, raising
IPO buzz fueled by strong internal numbers. Internal
numbers from Raizen are fueling speculation about a potential
IPO. This development suggests the fintech company has
experienced significant growth and may be preparing for public
offering. Manager Magatine provides the inside scoop. Finally,
a major shift in the neobank landscape. Vivid Money
exits neobank raise. Vivid Money has announced its
exit from the competitive neobank race. The decision marks a significant
shift in the European fintech landscape. Details
available at manager market scene. So that means they're going out of the
retail market into the business market. That concludes our
fintech news. And I hand over again to Chris. Yes. And
while we're talking a bit, general news, in this
general news segment, we cover the latest developments across the
tech and startup landscapes, also including some of the
established companies where we think they are and when we think
they are important. This time, it is about
legal battles, AI breakthroughs, regional startup spotlights, and
even robotic innovations. Germany's most valuable
startup has filed a lawsuit against the software
giant SAP as reported by Antifa.
This, legal battle could have significant implications
for the German tech sector, and, it
might be interesting to see how Celonis, that being that,
highest, most valuable startup, is
actually fighting SAP. The
lawsuit actually, takes place in San Francisco,
And, it's
about fees that SAP is asking for,
and Salona says this is actually hindering competition.
Shifting to the forefront of innovation, from, like, the
backroom fighting to the forefront of innovation, Business Insider has
highlighted a list of German AI start ups that are making waves in the
industry, showing that there are companies
pushing the boundaries of artificial intelligence also
in Germany. And a look at startup
communication challenges is provided by Deutsche Startups.
The website's reports that 73% of startup press
releases are deemed overly promotional and lacking
informative informative content. So,
yeah, we can also only advocate for this because it
highlights the needs for more balanced communication strategies within
the start up ecosystem. Highlighting new
players in the start up scene, Deutsche Start Up has showcased a
lineup of new start ups, including Admi, Navu, Satellite,
MobilityDexter, and Mimicry AI.
Just dropping some of the names here. If you wanna know more, you can have
a look at Deutsche Startups. And DeepSeek
GBPR, compliance is under scrutiny. We
already talked about this in the, highlight section or
in the previous section. The state data protection authorities are
reviewing deep seek for GDPR compliance in Germany
according to Security Insider. Overall,
definitely an investigation that underscores the importance of data
privacy in the AI sector, something I think we will talk a
lot about in months and years to come.
Deutsch shifting to regional startup spotlights, Deutsche Startups
has highlighted seven exciting start ups from Munich that are
making a name for themselves. I won't rattle them here
because I imagine they are lacking too many vowels
anyway. Another in their names. Another regional
startup scene is highlighted in Aachen. Also in,
Deutsche startups, they have found 11 young companies to know in
Aachen, a, like, mid sized town in North Rhine
Westphalia in the West Of Germany. Also
known for a very good technical university. And
for being in medieval times the, seed
of the German not king even, like the German
Caesar. Charlemagne. There you
go. Looking at startup hub growth,
Silicon Canal Canals reports
on, the significant growth of the Leipzig SpinLab
startup hub, underscoring the city's emerging status as
a tech center. So, also, here we see that that's a city in Eastern
Germany. We see that, really, innovation and innovation
clusters are happening all over the country right now.
Look into EdTech, trending topics reports
that GoStudent has further reduced earnings for its two
tutors. So we will
see whether, they will actually be able to
maintain their roster of tutors online.
Moving from human help to robotic innovation,
Machine and Mark reports that the circus robot is
ready for series manufacturing. They
hope it's gonna be a significant milestone in robotics technology. You can
read more about that in the show notes. And finally, a look into drone
innovations. Wingcopter is expanding its capabilities from
medical cargo deliveries to surveying missions,
reports TechEU, and expansion widening
drones the drones application. And lastly, a robotics
AI acquisition, Agile robots has
acquired Odeering according to German,
business news, paper Handelsblatt. This
acquisition is a move to improve the AI of the robotics
company. Back to you. Yes. And
back to creative destruction. We're covering layoffs, insolvencies,
and the stark realities faced by some companies. MacMarkler
announces yet another round of layoffs. They have announced
another round of layoffs just two month after its previous
workforce reduction as reported by Business Insider, and we
already talked about it as well. Moving to a struggle in biotech
industry, Bluebird Bio Bio seeks acquisition.
Amidst gene therapy challenges, Bluebird Bio
facing significant challenges in the gene therapy sector is
seeking acquisition according to transcript. This development
underscores the difficulties and high risks associated with
innovative die biotech ventures. Legal tech
startups are also facing headwinds. Right now, legal
tech startup fights for insolvency. Right now a legal tech
startup has filed for insolvency as reported by Handelsblatt.
This news highlights the competitive nature of legal tech market
and challenges startup face in scaling. The insurance market
the insurance tech market isn't immune as well. Element
insurance declares insolvency according to efforts at this
event marks a significant setback for the insurtech sector
highlighting the risk of this market. Moving from insurance to
travel freeway camper rental fights also for
insolvency. The Lilium story continues with
employee issues. Lilium faces employee issues
with unpaid salaries and insolvency funds
including and Lilium is facing
employee issues including unpaid salaries and problems with
insolvency funds according to business insider. This adds another
layer of complexity to the company's existing challenges.
A radio station is also in facing insolvency.
Ego FM seeks investors to survive this
insolvency. A large company closes a recently
acquired startup, Mars, Yes, the company from the with the
chocolate bars, ends food spring operations after six
years. Mars had decided to end food spring
operations six years after acquiring the Berlin based fitness brand
for €250,000,000. This decision
underscores the volatile nature of brand acquisition and market
strategies. After so much bad news, let's end on a
high note with Chris. I was so irritated. I was reading up
about, Foolspring just now. What a, like,
€250,000,000. It's a lot of money. Anyway,
we're ending our broadcast with a burst of positive news showcasing
the resilience and dynamic dynamism of the
start up scene, because we can see that despite the challenges we are
talking about, significant funding rounds and strategic acquisitions,
are demonstrating that investor confidence is still
there. Market opportunities exist. So let's have a look at some of
the highlights. Tektai has successfully raised
€52,000,000 from prominent investors, signaling
confidence in the company's growth potential.
And it's a, company it's a tech
company. Moving to Switzerland,
Spalter, Swiss yeah, Spalter has secured
$52,000,000 in a series b funding
round. Finsmez has
some details here. Spata
is a provider of real time intelligence
for commodity traders. A major
series a funding is the
funding round of Unique, which has raised
$30,000,000, demonstrating investor
interest in their approach to agentic AI
workforce technology.
Vital has secured €14,200,000,
in investment. They have a company that
works on digital reusable packaging solutions,
and was also on, Diehule Derleuwen, Germany's
version of Shark Tank. In the
e mobility market, we are also seeing funding successes.
Dans, an e mobility startup, has raised
€12,000,000,
highlighting the continued investment in sustain sustainable
transportation solution. Obviously, they have
the best name of the whole month with Dan's. It
was actually also founded by the founders of SoundCloud,
two of the founders, and it's a,
mobility subscription service.
Seed funding is also prevalent. Alpine Eagle
has secured
€10,250,000 in seed
funding, signaling early stage
investor confidence in their business. And now let
yep. And now let's talk a little bit m and a here.
Now let's shift some key acquisition. Lohmann Rauscher
acquires teleder teledermatology
startup. Oh, sorry. Online doctor.
Lohmann L and R has acquired the teledermatology
startup, meaning Online Skin Doctor, yes, marking a
strategic expansion into the digital health sector. MoneyCap
reports on the acquisition. A Tesla subsidiary makes
a acquisition. A Tesla
subsidiary acquires parts of Mans Heutlingen,
formerly, insolvent company.
And, they that is an investment in
advanced manufacturing technology, SWR
reports. And finally, in acquisition in EdTech space,
Educated acquires EdTech Pioneer
Pierce Solution. Educated, one word,
has acquired Pierce Solution, a pioneer in EdTech AI. This
move is a strategic consolidation in the education technology
sector, TechEU reports.
A lot, a lot. And I learned I should have taken an allergy pill.
Yeah. Me too. And we do have a lot of stuff that
didn't make it into the news in, by stay ahead of the
curve. For example, somebody tracked Jeff Bezos in Westbank's
twenty twenty five. Agile robots acquire
Odorin. Kit and IBM, work
cooperate on generative AI and so on and so forth.
So there is still a lot. We are always looking for ways to make
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