Upcoming startups in November

The team of cleantech PFASuiki

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Curious which new startups are taking off in Munich? In our photo gallery, we present all the promising upcoming startups that we featured in November.

December 3, 2025

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**PFASuiki** has developed a process that completely destroys PFAS – so-called “forever chemicals” – directly in the water stream. The Munich cleantech startup emerged from a TDK innovation project and combines corporate expertise with startup dynamism. Now the first pilot plant is about to launch, as co-founder Jana Söffken tells us. (Photo: PFASuiki)

Many mid-sized companies develop top products, but often struggle with process efficiency. The Munich startup **Demi** wants to change that – with an artificial intelligence (AI)-based system that intelligently connects strategy, planning, and implementation, advancing the mid-market through data-driven approaches. Our interview partner Philipp Munsch explains, among other things, how the founding came about with Niklas Löckel and Tobias Wolff and provides insights into current challenges. (Photo: Demi)

connect hub ai — With the B2B startup **Connect Hub AI**, a platform is being created that approaches recruiting and internal talent management in a data-driven, transparent, and human-centered way. Personality tests, matching logic, and a team-balance dashboard help companies fill roles with precision and make talent potential visible. Gabriela Galic, one of the two co-founders of the startup founded in 2025, in an interview. (Photo: Connect Hub AI)

law me — **Law me** is an all-in-one app for conflict resolution in civil law. Founder Katrin Stopp von Falkenstein relies on artificial intelligence (AI), mediation, and digital collaboration between lawyers, mediators, and clients. The startup, founded in 2023, aims to achieve greater fairness and fewer court proceedings. (Photo: Law me)

**Hydro Lion** is bringing a functional electrolyte drink to market that should facilitate recovery everywhere – after sports, while partying, or the morning after. Instead of caffeine, the Munich startup relies on a balanced formula of sodium, chloride, magnesium, and potassium. A drink was created that the founders had always been looking for themselves. Co-founder Sebastian Oelighoff has revealed more to us. (Photo: Hydro Lion)

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