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DACH Startup Scene: A February 2025 Roundup - Germany, Austria and Switzerland

Jörn Menninger
vor 4 Tagen22 Min. Lesezeit

DACH Startups: Finn car subscription service expands with €1B investment, revolutionizing urban mobility in Germany.

The DACH startup ecosystem is buzzing with activity, from major funding rounds to political changes that could reshape the landscape.  German auto tech startup FIN reached one billion in funding commitment, signaling a major shift in the German startup scene.  Meanwhile, Solaris secured a substantial 140 million investment, fueling its growth in the banking-as-a-service sector.   


Note: At the very bottom of this blog post we have the news with links, since most of you don't require that. If we should add them back in the main blog post, let us know. 


Top News

  • Finn Secures $1€ bn to Expand Car Subscription Services

Car subscriptions are on the rise, and Finn is leading the charge with a massive $1 billion investment to expand its fleet.  The Munich-based startup is capitalizing on the shift from traditional car ownership to flexible, all-inclusive subscriptions, catering to a new generation of urban drivers and businesses looking for hassle-free mobility solutions.  As the automotive industry undergoes rapid transformation, Finn’s growth strategy positions it as a major player in the evolving mobility-as-a-service market.    



  • Cherry Ventures Launches $500M Fund to Fuel AI & Deeptech

Berlin-based Cherry Ventures is doubling down on the future of AI and deeptech startups with a massive $500 million investment fund.  As Europe races to stay competitive in the global tech landscape, this fund will focus on AI-first businesses, robotics, and next-gen enterprise solutions, providing critical early-stage funding to breakthrough innovations.    


  • Lilium Files for Second Insolvency: Challenges Mount for the Air Taxi Pioneer

Lilium, the Munich-based eVTOL developer, has filed for insolvency for the second time.  This is a major setback for the eVTOL industry and raises questions about the viability of the business model.  Lilium's situation highlights the significant challenges in developing and scaling new aviation technologies, including long development cycles, regulatory hurdles, and intense competition.    


Germany’s Election Shifts Political Landscape – What It Means for Startups

Germany has elected a new government, with CDU emerging as the winner, marking a shift from the Scholz administration.  This change in leadership could significantly impact startup policies, digitalization efforts, and VC investment regulation.    


We will have a dedicated blog post an on that one!


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Ecosystem

  • Europe

    • Bitkom slams EU’s new online marketplace regulations!  Are tighter rules a win for consumers or a burden for sellers?    

    • European AI Act: Regulation goes live, reshaping AI compliance in Europe.    

    • EU’s startup & scale-up strategy will be unveiled by summer! Will it help Europe stay competitive in the global tech race?    

  • Germany

    • Speedinvest warns of a liquidity crisis!  One of Europe’s top VC firms predicts one of the biggest capital crunches in years.    

  • Switzerland

    • Swiss startups raised $2.4B in 2024!  Despite a tough market, deeptech, AI, and life sciences attracted major capital.  Which Swiss startup will be the next unicorn?    

    • ETH Zurich startup boom! The Swiss university continues to launch high-growth startups—is it Europe’s top tech incubator?    


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General News / Tech News / Companies News Section

VC News and New Funds, in case you are looking for money (also only a selection)

  • (Covered in Top News) Cherry Ventures: $500M for deeptech & AI startups.    

  • Khan Fonds II: $51M fund targeting life sciences and deeptech.    

  • Helantic VC: $100M to fuel European defense startups.    


Biotech News

  • German Oncology Startups: Ranked #3 in EU for biotech innovation.    


Fintech News

  • Trade Republic: Under BaFin investigation for high-yield savings promotions.   

  • Finleap: Struggling with multiple portfolio company failures.    

  • Tesla: Clashes with BaFin over financial compliance issues.    


General News

  • Aleph Alpha CEO says “No one will use Deepseek R1 in 12 months.”  Is this hype or an AI revolution in the making?    

  • ADAC’s new range test for EVs challenges manufacturers—which brands lived up to their promises?    

  • Frankfurt Airport makes space for Uber!  Could this signal a shift away from traditional taxis?    

  • OpenAI opens a new office in Munich!  With growing EU regulations, big AI players are expanding their European footprint.    

  • Deutsche Glasfaser needs over €1B for FTTH expansion!  Fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) is costly but crucial for digitalization.    


Schumpeters Schöpferische Zerstörung ⇒ Creative Destruction

  • 100+ startups failed in 2024!  A brutal funding winter wiped out promising ventures.  Who’s next?    

  • Spreadshirt lays off employees as e-commerce shifts—another sign of market correction for online retail platforms.    

  • Refurbed: Lays off 20% of staff, reflecting pressure on refurbished electronics.    

  • Another startup bankruptcy: Heizma acquires the insolvent Meo Energy, showing the heat pump sector isn’t immune to turbulence.    


End on a High Note: Successful Fundraisings and Exits

Keep in mind this is a small selection.  The news here and their total value show how resilient the startup scene is.  We included only selected fundraisings above 10 million Euros, CHF, or USD.  We will only bring you highlights here.    


  • Solaris: €140M to strengthen embedded banking & fintech infrastructure.    

  • Companisto-backed startups raise €40M in Series B funding!  Business angels win big—will this fuel more European startup exits?    

  • Avelios Medical raises €30M Series A!  AI-powered healthcare automation is taking off, and Avelios is leading the charge in streamlining hospital workflows.    

  • Meteomatics: $22M Series C for AI-powered weather forecasting.    

  • Neurocare secures €19.3M to revolutionize mental health treatment!  With AI-driven personalized therapy solutions, can Neurocare close the treatment gap?    

  • GenLogs raises $14.6M Series A to revolutionize logistics with AI.  With supply chains under pressure, AI-powered automation is the future.    

  • Comstruct raises €12.5M to bring AI-powered automation to construction.  With labor shortages and rising costs, the construction industry is ripe for disruption.    

  • 10M EUR for Ocell!  Another deeptech investment in Europe—will VCs continue betting big on complex tech?    

  • Bioversys: Successful biotech IPO.    

  • feld.energy secures funding from Flixbus founders!  The Munich startup is bringing Agri-PV to farmers—clean energy without sacrificing crops.    


Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A) News

  • Leasemybike joins Munich’s Green Mobility Holding!  Another step towards sustainable urban transport.    

  • Travelperk: $200M Series E & acquisition of Yokoy.    

  • HomeToGo: Acquiring Interhome to reshape European vacation rentals.    

  • Merck: In talks to acquire US cancer biotech firm SpringWorks.    

    Heizma: Acquires bankrupt Meo Energy, signaling sector consolidation.    



People Also Ask Questions:

  • What are the biggest challenges facing German startups in 2025?

The biggest challenges facing German startups in 2025 include a liquidity crisis in the VC market, intense competition in emerging sectors like EVTOL, and regulatory hurdles.    


  • Which sectors are attracting the most investment in the DACH region?

The sectors attracting the most investment in the DACH region include AI and deep tech, life sciences, and mobility-as-a-service.    


  • What is the impact of the recent German election on startups?

The recent German election could significantly impact startup policies, digitalization efforts, and VC investment regulation.    


  • What are some successful fundraising and exit stories in the DACH region?

Some successful fundraising and exit stories in the DACH region include Finn securing $1B for car subscription services, Solaris raising €140M for embedded banking, and Companisto-backed startups raising €40M in Series B funding.    


  • What are the top tech incubators in Switzerland?

ETH Zurich is considered one of the top tech incubators in Switzerland, launching several high-growth startups.    


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Question: What is the current state of the DACH startup ecosystem?

Answer: The DACH startup ecosystem is experiencing both growth and challenges.  While there are major funding rounds and successful exits, startups also face a liquidity crisis in the VC market, intense competition, and regulatory hurdles.    



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Europe


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VC News and New Funds, in case you are looking for money (also only a selection):

Biotech News 

Fintech News 


General News 

Schumpeters Schöpferische Zerstörung ⇒ Creative Destruction: 


End on a High Note: Successful Fundraisings and Exits:

Keep in mind this is a small selection. The news here and their total value show how resilient the startup scene is. We included only selected fundraisings above 10 million Euros, CHF or USD. We will only bring you highlights here.  


Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A) News


Automated Transcript


Joern Menninger (00:00.14)

It's awesome.


Christian (00:00.728)

Welcome to our regular startup news from the startup and tech entrepreneurship scenes in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. Our startup news is recorded today with me, Chris in New York City. And I have to say, I don't fully know why in our script I am talking about myself first, but joining me is Joe in Frankfurt. Hey Joe, how are you?


Joern Menninger (00:23.278)

You


Joern Menninger (00:28.224)

I'm doing good. And Chris, you know why you were first in the script? Because today I wrote it.


Christian (00:33.874)

yeah, as if I wrote, as if there were other days when I write them. Today's news cutoff date is February 24th, 2025. As always, all news not included will be in our next news wrap up. We needed to cut our news seriously short this time, so you can have a brief news overview. And without further ado, that means that you're gonna guide us through some of the highlights of this month.


Joern Menninger (00:34.827)

Joern Menninger (01:02.924)

Yes, as our audience already knows, we are aggregating the news from all the social media shares we do during the course of the month. Usually I'm going through something like 15 to 20 pages in terms of startup news, but this month we had 59 pages of startup news. Of course, some of them the same news from multiple sources, but nonetheless, that was really a lot. So we had to cut it really seriously.


Talking about our highlights here, the dog startup ecosystem is buzzing with activity from major funding rounds to political changes that could reshape the landscape. German auto tech, FIN, the startup renting out cars as a car subscription model reached one billion in funding commitment signaling a major shift in German startup scene. Meanwhile, Solaris.


secured a substantial 140 million investment fueling its growth in the banking as a service sector. But we got to see that funding was basically a rescue for Solaris Bank. The other option would be to wind them down. These development highlights the continuous strength and potential of the DACH region as a hub for innovation and investments. However, challenges remain. Lilium.


The Munich-based IFTOL, drone flying cars developer faced a second insolvency raising questions about the viability of the industry. Additionally, the recent German election brought a change in government with CDU taking the lead. This shift could have significant implications for startup policies and regulation.


creating both opportunities and uncertainty for entrepreneurs and investors. Stay tuned to startuprate.io for in-depth analyzers and expert insights. And of course, we will talk with Chris about the startup news and the startup elections here because he is one of the people who actually keeps Germany up to date on US politics and also covers those politics.


Joern Menninger (03:21.898)

Talking about the schedule here, we are shifting to two publications a week. Let us know how you like it. Chris, you want to straight hop into the top news.


Christian (03:37.318)

Yes, I want to. And I also don't know how it's pronounced EV toll, electrical vehicle takeoff and landing. EV toll, God. Anyway.


Joern Menninger (03:54.969)

Maybe they only have problem because their industry had such a acronym. I still prefer air taxis.


Christian (04:01.414)

Yes, yes. So let's jump in. You mentioned it already. company FIN, a company that is working in the car subscription services field, secured a $1 billion investment to expand its fleet. They based in Munich and they are capitalizing on the shift from traditional car ownership to more flexible, all-inclusive subscriptions.


hoping to cater to a new generation of mostly, especially urban drivers and businesses looking for hassle-free mobility solutions. They hope that they will be part of the general transformation of the automotive industry and their growth strategy positions them as one player there. Mobility as a service is the buzzword there. And so we will see whether they can


bank in on what they hope will be the future of car ownership. The Berlin-based Cherry Ventures is doubling down on the future of AI and deep tech startups. are getting a $500 million, sorry, they are starting a $500 million investment fund that focuses on AI-first businesses, robotics, and next generation enterprise solutions. They want to provide early stage funding to


innovations and with venture capital tightening in some sectors, Cherry Ventures' commitment signals a strong confidence in long-term potential of deep tech investments, hopefully creating Europe's next AI unicorn. Excuse me.


Joern Menninger (05:46.709)

And one shouldn't forget that we had a very nice in-depth interview with the CEO who led Finn to this big funding. I talked with him about his automotive experience and so on and so forth. And actually he was driving at the time he co-founded Finn, he was driving an old Beetle, VW Beetle.


Christian (06:10.505)

Well, maybe part of the fleet too. And then Lilium, I feel as if we are talking about them every month right now. Munich based EVTOL developer has filed for insolvency for the second time. Major setback for the whole industry, raising questions about the viability of the business model. Also that is kind of the debate we're having every month or every other month about that industry.


The lithium situation highlights the challenges in developing and scaling aviation technologies, long development cycles, regulatory hurdles, intense competition. So we will see whether the industry actually can weather their challenges. And if you're an investor, obviously you need to carefully assess the risks in that emerging sector.


And you also said it already, the German election, this is very current news because I think the last votes were counted less than 24 hours ago. My vote was not counted because my mail-in ballot didn't arrive in time here in the US, but Germany has elected a new parliament, most likely leading to a new government led by the Christian Democratic.


and Christian Democratic Union, basically the center-right party in Germany, which will then be a shift in power from the Schultz administration of the Social Democratic Party. But the Social Democratic Party, without the current chancellor, might be the junior partner in the coalition. That change in leadership could have impact on startup policies, digitalization, VC investment regulation.


And we'll have a closer look at those new policies that are being drafted. And we will see what it means also for taxation, maybe AI investments and incentives for businesses. Usually, yeah.


Joern Menninger (08:15.916)

Yes, and I want to get your impressions from that because what most people don't know if they are only listening to our podcast here, you are actually more active in politics, covering politics than you are active in, let's talk about startup and tech here, even though that are your roots as a reporter. I was wondering what was your perspective for that we also may add to the audience, everybody.


who is able to speak German. There's a highly recommended newsletter from you, Krautreporter, for which you also won 2019 the prestigious Krimmer Online Award. Plus you also do a regular podcast in German on US politics. So, but here I want to pick a little bit your brain on the German election would actually scared me a little bit that the right-wing AFD got over 20%.


Christian (09:12.646)

Yeah, that is scary. Actually, the right wing party in Germany had the best result for right wing extremists since 1945. So basically since the beginning of the Federal Republic of Germany after World War II. But we always have to say that as long as no other party is willing to build a coalition with them, are not in governmental power. Now the big question is whether the conservative party will


keep up their so-called firewall and not work together with them the way it looks like now is that this is the case. I mean, I guess my take is, well, okay, that was a win that was expected. We see it everywhere around the world that governments in power or the governments who were in power during or right after the COVID pandemic voted out of office.


And now he has a long list of things to be done. He's not necessarily Friedrich Merz, mean, with he, the soon to be chancellor or the expected new chancellor of Germany. He has a very long list of things to do. He basically has to lead Europe without ever having been a secretary in no state in Germany or in the German federal government. He has so far only been, even though he's


relatively old, he's close to 70 years old. He has so far only been a parliamentarian in the German parliament and in the European parliament. So the hope is that he is able to become a steady hand leading Europe in what seems to be even more geopolitical turmoil with the Trump administration, which is really guessing or really changing


long-term alliances right now. And we see huge discussions about the question whether the post-World War II order is actually history. So yeah, very complex.


Joern Menninger (11:17.154)

Mm-hmm.


Joern Menninger (11:21.546)

you want to, by the way, everybody who's interested in that, we are in the preparation, meaning me, that we will be blogging a little bit about the results, what we think about this, go through the election program of the CDU and potential allies in a coalition, what they think about tech and development and so on and so forth. One should keep in mind that Friedrich Maatz has been working for international


law firms like Meyer Brown and also BlackRock Germany. So he's a little bit more on the business side. Hopefully that will be good for the German economy.


Chris, you want to talk ecosystem?


Christian (12:04.31)

I do. Let's start this time around with some news about the European ecosystem. Bitcoin is... How do we always explain it? The German...


Joern Menninger (12:20.512)

It's the largest digital association in Europe and they are, do believe thousands of corporate, they do have thousands of corporate members here from Germany.


Christian (12:32.498)

There you go. So, Bitkom slams the European Union's new online marketplace regulations. So the question becomes if tighter rules are actually a win for consumers or more of a burden for sellers. We have a link to that on the Bitkom website. France is investing $100 billion in AI technology in order to compete globally in that new market.


There's also a European AI Act, which tries to regulate that new field, reshaping AI compliance in Europe. And the European Union is coming up with a startup and scale up strategy that should be unveiled by summer. Question there, will it help Europe to stay competitive in the global tech race? More about that in the months to come.


And the startup scene in Europe in general demands a united AI strategy. Question is there, will the EU support more homegrown AI players or fall behind China and the US? Trending topics.eu has the wrap up of that discussion. What the European startups want and what kind of strategy they are looking for.


And we have a list at TechEU of the 2024 unicorns showing which European startups reached the ever so coveted $1 billion valuation last year.


Joern Menninger (14:13.708)

For Germany it was only E-Gym.


Christian (14:17.212)

There you go. But moving on to Germany, Speedinvest warns of a liquidity crisis in the VC market. One of Europe's top VC firms predicts that we will be seeing one of the biggest capital crunches in years. It's also on trendingtopics.eu. So yeah, we will see whether their rather grim prediction actually becomes true. But I mean,


Again, going back to what I said a bit earlier before, if you look at the geopolitical landscape right now, there is certainly reasons to be worried. Jumping from Germany to Switzerland and the ecosystem there, Swiss startups raised $2.4 billion in 2024. Even though the market is tough there too, obviously, a lot of money went into deep tech, AI and life sciences. They're also hoping to...


have their next unicorn soon. More about that can be found in vc-magazine.de. And the engineering university in Zurich, ETH Zurich, continues to launch high growth startups. They are experiencing quite the boom there. And so that startup ticker .ch is asking.


whether this is actually Europe's top tech incubator. Moving on to the general news, tech news, company news section, I have the honor to highlight some of the new funds and VC news in case you are looking for money. We have already talked about Cherry Ventures and they have $500 million for deep tech and AI in Germany. Then there's the Khan Fund.


$51 million fund targeting life sciences and deep tech also based in Germany. And there's Hellantic VC fund, $100 million to fuel European defense startups also based in Germany. Now,


Christian (16:34.778)

Industry News and back to you.


Joern Menninger (16:37.974)

Yes, let's look a little bit at Biotech News, German ecology startups. Germany ranked number three in EU for biotech innovation. They have more than 200 cancer related startups here in Germany. Talking a little bit about FinTech News, straight Republic under barfing investigation for high yield savings promotion. Findley is struggling with multiple portfolio company failures.


clashes with BaFin over financial compliance issues. Trade Republic and N26 are now having real duel here. One blog called it the ultimate fintech showdown, which company is leading the race for Europe's top Neobank. New brokers, customers are unhappy and new study shows high dissatisfaction with Neobank trading platform. What's going wrong? Trade Republic is


also under fire again for another ankle on their high yield interest rate promises. And we go to the general news where Alib Alpha CEO says no one will use DeepSeek R1 in 12 months. Is this a hype or an AI revolution in the making? ADAC, the German, what is the equivalent like AAA in the US? Yeah, yeah.


Christian (18:01.618)

I was going to say AAA.


Joern Menninger (18:03.83)

New range test for EVs challenges manufacturers, which brands lives up to the promises. Also Frankfurt airport makes space for Uber. Could this be a signal shifting away from traditional taxis? Frankfurt airport, one of the busiest in Europe's here. OpenAI opens a new office in Munich and Deutsche Klassfahrze, one of the companies that is providing high speed. They disclosed that they need more than 1 billion euros for.


this high speed internet. Chris, you want to do some creative destruction as well?


Christian (18:37.746)

Yeah, sure. Let's talk about what did not work. More than 100 startups failed in 2024. Deutsche Startups has a list of them. Mostly, a lot of them actually did not make it through the winter, actually, wiping out a lot of the promising ventures there. Then, Spreadshirt lays off employees as e-commerce shifts. Spreadshirt being really around for quite a long time already now.


and it's another sign of market correction for online retail platforms in Germany. It's a place where you can customize gear, gear as in clothing. Refurb lays off 20 % of its staff, reflecting pressure on refurbished electronics. They are based in Austria and Heizmar acquires the insolvent Mio energy.


showing that the heat pump sector in Germany isn't also immune to turbulence there.


Which already leads us to, should we do mergers and acquisitions first? Because it says end on a high note. No.


Joern Menninger (19:49.454)

Yes, do the mergers and acquisitions first. Lease my bike joins Munich's green mobility holding another step towards sustainable urban transport. Travel perked raises 200 million in series A for the acquisition of Yokoi. Home to go acquiring Interhome to reshape European vacation rentals. Merck in talks to acquire US cancer biotech firm Springworks.


Christian (19:53.393)

Yes.


Joern Menninger (20:16.792)

Heidsmark was bankrupted, Mio Energy signaling sector consolidation. Chris, now you are the highlight, you are the high note for the end.


Christian (20:27.302)

Yeah. And Heizmar, I think here should be cut out because I was talking about it in Creative Destruction already.


Joern Menninger (20:35.926)

Okay, Madhu, it's about to be cut out.


Christian (20:40.082)

Joe Heidsma, is. Mine should be kept in. Anyway, yes, so I end on a high note with just a couple of the successful fundraising and exits. Keep in mind that it's just a selection that we come up with. This time around, we included only fundraisings above 10 million euros, Swiss francs or US dollars. For example, Solaris, they got 140 million euros to strengthen embedded banking and FinTech infrastructure.


Then the Companisto-backed startups raise 40 million euros in series B funding. Wondering whether this will fuel more European startups' exits. Avelios Medical raises 30 million euros in series A. They are working on AI-powered healthcare automation, streamlining hospital workflows.


Meteomatix from Switzerland could secure $22 million for their series C funding already for AI-powered weather forecasting. Neurocare secures 19.3 million euros to work on mental health treatments. Also AI-driven personalized therapy solutions there. GenLogs raises 14.6.


million dollars in a series A round to revolutionize logistics with AI working on supply chains there. Construct 12.5 million euros also to bring AI, which is like apparently the buzzword of all of our fundraisings and exits this month, to bring AI-powered automation to construction.


So hoping that the construction industry actually is also ripe for disruption coming from the machines.


Joern Menninger (22:40.622)

But Chris, you remember there was also some time when we only talked about e-commerce, when we talked about quick delivery, when we talked about air taxis and so on and so forth. I don't think it will crumble like a quick delivery hype, but I do believe it's a little bit overhyped AI right now.


Christian (22:47.504)

Yes.


Huh?


Christian (23:03.366)

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Or at least, mean, it seems to be the one word that you have to include in all your pitch decks, apparently. 10 million euros for Ocell, O-C-E-L-L. It's also another deep tech investment in Europe. Working on complex tech. Bioversus from Switzerland is a biotech IPO that got money. then Feld.Energy secures funding from the Flixbus founders.


Joern Menninger (23:11.746)

Yes.


Christian (23:32.146)

It's a Munich startup bringing agri PV to farmers, clean energy without sacrificing the crops.


Joern Menninger (23:42.126)

Chris, given that we went through so much material in order to cut down for the news, think we're pretty happy to have it down to 25 minutes here,


Christian (23:52.26)

Honestly, that was like rattling. German engineering in the podcast today.


Joern Menninger (23:59.786)

Awesome. Chris, as always, was a pleasure talking to you. Looking forward to do the next news with you. Let me look on my wall calendar. They should also go live on the 27th of March.


Christian (24:13.116)

Sounds awesome. Bye.


Joern Menninger (24:15.661)

Bye guys!

 

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