With the Start?Zuschuss! funding program, the winners receive funding of up to €36,000 for their respective start-up costs. A jury of experts selected the 29 winners of the 11th competition from 149 submissions. Bavaria's Minister of Economic Affairs Hubert Aiwanger says:
"With this competition, we are supporting more startups in their early stages than ever before. To consistently seize new economic opportunities, we need, above all, innovative business ideas, flexible action, and new ways of thinking, which the founders from Bavaria provide us with."
Regarding the current competition round, the Minister says:
"This competition round shows that good ideas emerge not only in cities, but throughout the Free State. With their innovative solutions and business ideas, as well as their entrepreneurial momentum, startups secure the future competitiveness of our economy. The growing demand for our funding program proves that starting a business in Bavaria is attractive."
The Munich winners of the Start?Zuschuss! funding program
A total of 18 of the 29 startups selected in this round come from the Munich ecosystem. Most, but not all, are based directly in the city. The Munich award winners are:
- Certivity develops SaaS solutions for the automotive industry.
- Charlies Names: The Dachau residents help expectant parents find a name for their baby.
- Cino: Not much is known about this startup.
- Container Grid offers cloud-based modular process management software for waste management.
- Conxai Technologies from Karlsfeld is digitizing the construction industry.
- Custom Surgical: The medtech startup's solutions facilitate remote medical treatments, the training of doctors and communication with the medical community.
- With its Einbliq solution, Decover supports companies with quality assurance and data analytics in the video-on-demand sector.
- Dividend: The Wealth Tax FinTech platform helps private investors reclaim foreign withholding taxes on dividends.
- Driotdata: With its web-based low-code platform, Driotdata enables the development of intelligent digital services without special knowledge in software engineering and artificial intelligence.
- Edurino: The Edtech startup introduces children to digital learning in a playful way.
- FinEasy: With its app Pigtie, the fintech helps millennials get started with investing and financial planning.
- Infinisense Technologies: The startup offers 3D imaging for dentistry.
- Ingenovo: The startup has developed a solution for remote diagnostics of electric motors.
- Neurotrim Systems offers therapy and training for the brain, muscles and nervous system.
- OmicEra Diagnostics from Planegg is active in medical diagnostics.
- Rocketlane Medical Ventures: The medtech startup is still keeping quiet about its solutions.
- Shop Vibes offers brands and online shops a platform for exchanging product data and images.
- Simercator: The startup from Hohenschäftlarn is developing a B2B online marketplace for simulation models.
By the way: The application phase for the 12th round of Start?Zuschuss! has already begun. Anyone interested in learning more can here inform.
