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These Munich startups are ripe for investment

Which startups have the best prospects of successfully completing a financing round soon? We take a look into the crystal ball and introduce you to five companies that are ripe for investment.

Regina Bruckschlögl January 9, 2025 3 min reading time

Investment — When assessing which startup is ready for investment, we base our assessment on the “Dealroom Signal” of the Munich Startup Insights. This evaluates companies based on four categories: "Timing" indicates how much time has passed since the last funding round; "Growth Rate" refers to the startup's growth rate; "Founding Team" considers the founders and the successes they have already achieved; and finally, "Completeness" refers to the startup's data within the insights. Startups can achieve a maximum score of 100 in all four categories, as well as in the overall ranking. (Photo: Rawpixel / Freepik)

Holidu founders Johannes and Michael Siebers (from left) — The holiday home company Holidu has been making headlines recently, primarily with new partnerships and acquisitions. However, its last financing round was quite some time ago: A good two and a half years ago, the company raised €100 million in its Series E, including €25 million in venture debt. However, if Holidu intends to continue its current expansion path, another investment could soon be on the horizon. The dealroom signal therefore stands at 100 points in the timing category, with an overall score of 90. (Photo: Renate Forster)

Farminsect — The Munich-based Agtech startup Farminsect focuses on the animal feed sector. Founded in 2019, the company has developed an automated machine system that enables farmers to breed their own feed insects. The system uses crop residues or leftovers from food production. This allows farmers to produce their own protein feed instead of having to rely on imported soy or fishmeal. In October 2023, Farminsect was recently able to secure a Financing of over 8 million euros The dealroom signal is at 89 points, with 100 points in the timing segment. (Photo: Farminsect)

Ebenbuild — With 100 points in the Timing segment – with a total score of 89 points – the Dealroom Signal Ebenbuild ready for the next investment. The Seed financing The Munich-based health tech startup's €2.5 million investment is already some time ago. Ebenbuild develops personalized lung simulation models, so-called digital twins, based on patient data. These are designed to predict airflow, acting forces, and tissue expansion within the lungs and calculate digital biomarkers from them. This helps physicians accurately assess the effects of ventilation on the individual patient and make informed treatment decisions. (Photo: Ebenbuild)

Filu — The veterinary startup recently announced Filu, its locations in addition to Munich, Düsseldorf and Hamburg to to expand CologneThe Munich-based company is also doing well from the perspective of the Dealroom Signal, with a growth rate of 94 points, and timing even achieving the full score of 100 points (total score: 83). Most recently, the veterinary startup secured a remarkable €5.1 million in a seed round in November 2023. The investment was led by London-based VC DN Capital and Munich-based healthtech VC YZR Capital. Filu was founded in early 2022 by Lena Naderer (CVO), Christian Köhler (CEO), and Justus Buchen (COO). Together, the Munich-based startup team aims to make veterinary visits a truly feel-good experience for veterinarians and pet owners. (Photo: Filu)

einwert GmbH — Despite a Seed financing in January last year over 4 million euros, the Dealroom Signal sees the segment timing at Single value at 100 points. The growth rate is at 88 points and the total score is at 82 points. The proptech startup, founded in 2022 by Christina Mauer and Maximilian Schlachter, provides its clients with real estate valuations using AI-driven digital processes. The Munich-based company aims to be faster than conventional analog processes and also provide data-based insights into ESG criteria. (Photo: Einwert)

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