Weekly Wrap-up 3/2024

Subscription model for hotel stays: The Munich startup Myflexhome offers a hotel subscription as an innovative form of accommodation for people who do not live near their workplace and need several nights near their office each month. Founded in 2021 by Kilian Ricken, Max Brunner, and Frank Pellhammer, the platform has been live since 2022. Currently, the three founders are raising their first funding round. (Photo: Myflexhome)

These Munich startups are investment-ready: Which startups have the best prospects of soon closing a successful funding round? We take a look into our crystal ball and present five companies that are ready for investment. (Photo: Rawpixel / Freepik)

Growth Fund Germany invests in YZR Capital: At the end of 2022, Reinhard Meier, co-founder of the Munich healthtech startup Teleclinic, and venture capital expert Markus Feuerecker announced the closing of the first fund of their venture capital company YZR Capital. The first fund of the Munich VC was structured at 100 million euros. One year after its launch, YZR Capital can secure another investor with the Growth Fund Germany, who is contributing a double-digit million amount. (Photo: YZR Capital)

How is ClearOps doing? The Munich startup ClearOps wants to make supply chains more transparent and thus prevent failures. To do this, it uses its software to connect machine manufacturers with their dealer and distribution networks. In an update interview, founder William Barkawi answers our questions about challenges and financing and shares his three key learnings. (Photo: ClearOps)

5 Munich govtech startups digitalizing the state: The German state has a great need for digital solutions. These five Munich govtech startups can help. (Photo: Oliver Menyhart / Pixabay)