The most important investments of the first quarter of 2023

Isar Aerospace, Integrity Next, Yfood – numerous startups from Munich and the surrounding area have successfully raised funding in the past three months. This photo gallery provides an overview of the largest investments of the first quarter.

The Yfood founders Benjamin Kremer and Noel Bollmann
Nestlé joins Yfood: Yfood offers bottled drinks. Now, the Munich-based startup has secured Nestlé as an investor – the food giant is acquiring a minority stake. Founders and managing directors Noel Bollmann and Benjamin Kremer will also after the deal, the majority of the company shares Approval from the regulatory authorities is still pending. Details on the size of the investment are unknown. Yfood generated sales of around €120 million last year – twice as much as the previous year. The Munich-based company's liquid meals are currently available in over 30 countries and at 28,000 sales outlets. In addition to Germany, Yfood has retail stores in Austria, Switzerland, the Netherlands, France, and Great Britain. In addition to its Munich headquarters, offices are being built in London, Amsterdam, and Paris. The company employs around 200 people and, according to its own information, has over one million customers. (Image: Yfood)
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