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The most important investments of the first quarter of 2025

Marvel Fusion, Ftapi, Tado – many Munich-based startups successfully raised funding in the first quarter of this year. This photo gallery provides an overview of the largest investments in the first quarter of 2025.

Regina Bruckschlögl April 8, 2025 4 min reading time

Marvel Fusion — Marvel Fusion collects 113 million euros: The Munich-based deeptech company Marvel Fusion has Series B totaling 113 million euros The newly acquired financing of €50 million comes from EQT Ventures, Siemens Energy Ventures, and the European Innovation Council (EIC) Fund. Existing investors Tengelmann Ventures and Bayern Kapital also participated again. With the expansion of this financing round, the total financing, according to the company, rises to €385 million. Of this, €170 million is from private investments and €215 million from public cooperation projects. The funds are intended to support Marvel Fusion in its transition from the research and development phase to industrial use. (Photo: Marvel Fusion)

Ftapi — Ftapi raises 65 million euros: With its software solution, Ftapi aims to create a new security standard for workflow automation that every company, every government agency, and every healthcare facility needs. Following a growth capital round in October 2021, the company is now able to raise another successful financing of over 65 million euros The round includes participation from growth investor Armira Growth and Tikehau Capital, a global asset manager. The goal of this financing is to further drive Ftapi's growth in the European market and thus strengthen European sovereignty in the management of sensitive data. The investment is intended to further support the expansion of Ftapi's product portfolio and drive strategic acquisitions. Furthermore, the company aims to strengthen its market position in its core markets of Germany, Austria, and Switzerland and expand into other European markets. (Photo: Miha Creative / Adobe Stock)

Tado — Tado secures 30 million from Panasonic: Panasonic, through its Heating & Ventilation A/C Company, is investing in Tado, a company founded in 2011. Panasonic wants equity investment strengthen its collaboration with the energy manager. Last year, the two companies announced a partnership to optimize Panasonic's Aquarea heat pumps.
The Tado software allows the heat pump settings to be automatically adjusted to low electricity prices and the availability of renewable energy. This is intended not only to reduce energy consumption but also to optimize the heat pumps' efficiency. The software update, planned for September 2025, promises savings of up to 30 percent. (Photo: Tado)

Roadsurfer — 30 million euros for fleet expansion for Roadsurfer: The Munich camper start-up Roadsurfer secures in a current financing round 30 million eurosAvellinia Capital (AvCap) is participating as an investor in the Munich-based company. According to the company, the London-based investment firm's financing covers Roadsurfer's entire planned fleet investments for 2025, thus securing further expansion of the fleet in existing markets in Europe and North America. With this investment, the Munich-based company intends to expand its fleet from 8,500 to approximately 10,000 vehicles without the use of additional growth capital. (Photo: Roadsurfer)

Avelios Medical — 30 million euros for Avelios Medical: Avelios Medical digitizes workflows in hospitals and enables data-based patient care. The operating system for intelligent patient care, which is based on the working practices of doctors and nurses, aims to reduce documentation effort and intelligently network patient data across sector boundaries. The Munich-based company has now been able to demonstrate its capabilities in a Series A 30 million euros from Sequoia Capital as well as its existing investors Revent and Hightech Gründerfonds (HTGF). With this fresh funding, Avelios aims to advance its mission to become the leading operating system for intelligent patient care of the future. (Photo: Avelios Medical)

Ecoplanet — Ecoplanet secures 16 million euros: The Munich-based tech company Ecoplanet secures a stake in a round led by EQT Ventures Series A round 16 million eurosThe winner of the 2024 Munich Startup Special Prize enables companies to optimize their electricity consumption. Given fluctuating electricity prices, consumption is concentrated during low-cost periods. The Ecoplanet platform uses analytics and artificial intelligence to help companies become pioneers of the energy transition and support them in implementing sustainable energy management strategies. The funding will be used to further accelerate the B2B company's growth and further develop its software. (Photo: Ecoplanet)

Comstruct — Comstruct raises 12.5 million euros: Comstruct can complete its financing round via 12.5 million euros successfully completed. The round is led by GV and 20VC, with existing investors also participating. The fresh capital will support the Munich-based startup's mission to further digitize the construction industry. The Munich-based startup has developed a platform for material purchasing in the construction industry. This platform digitizes building material data such as delivery notes and invoices and automates processes such as ordering, invoice reconciliation, construction site management, and ESG reporting for the construction industry. This solution is intended to enable construction companies to digitize and automate their procurement processes. Furthermore, the automation of these processes should reduce errors and save time and costs. (Photo: Comstruct)

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