Germany Fund shows positive impact after launch

German Economics Minister Katherina Reiche said on Sunday that the Germany Fund, launched in December 2025, has made a successful start in mobilising private capital.

The fund aims to use 30 billion euros in public funds and guarantees to facilitate total investments of some 130 billion euros. Its goal is to make the German economy more competitive.

Reiche noted that funding has already been provided for critical raw materials projects and start-ups. The state-owned bank KfW has given 150 million euros to Vulcan Energy Resources for a climate-neutral lithium project and 50 million euros to Arafura Rare Earths Ltd for a rare earths extraction project.

Further projects are due to be implemented in the near future, according to the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy.

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German Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil presenting the balanced 2027 budget draft in parliament
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Klingbeil presents 2027 budget draft without gap

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Federal Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil presented a 2027 budget draft without billion-euro holes on Monday. The 34 billion euro gap was closed through various measures.

The head of the state-owned development bank KfW, Stefan Wintels, has proposed closer links between the Mittelstand and venture capital as a potential formula for growth.

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Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul has called for a swift increase in the raw materials fund for rare earths after his South America trip. He met his Brazilian counterpart Mauro Vieira in Brasília.

Investment Minister Mohamed Farid announced efforts to develop Egypt's startup financing ecosystem during the annual investors meeting of Development Partners International.

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The federal government agreed on a package of more than 30 reform measures on Wednesday evening. Chancellor Friedrich Merz presented it on Thursday.

Federal Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil plans nearly 204 billion euros in new debt for 2027. The cabinet is set to approve the draft on Monday.

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The Bundestag has approved annual relief of one billion euros for states and municipalities. The law is set to take effect retroactively from 2026 and run until 2029.

 

 

 

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