105 Companies Pledge €735 Billion Investment in Germany by 2028
A total of 105 companies, including SMEs, international corporations, and startups, have joined the 'Made for Germany' business initiative. Since its launch in July 2025, the initiative has attracted 44 new members, such as Coca-Cola Europacific Partners Deutschland and Munich Re. Together, they plan to invest around 735 billion euros in Germany by 2028.
The initiative, backed by companies like Siemens and Deutsche Bank, aims to boost Germany's growth. It involves both planned and new capital investments, research and development spending, and pledges from international investors. The companies are committed to taking responsibility and acting decisively to contribute to the country's economic prosperity.
Some of the notable companies that have joined the initiative include Condor, Fresenius, Kion, K+S, Knorr-Bremse, Leica, Microsoft Deutschland, Telefónica Deutschland, Thyssenkrupp, Vodafone Deutschland, and the Zeiss Group. They are ready to invest a 'three-digit billion amount' in Germany over the next three years.
The 'Made for Germany' initiative, with its 105 members, is set to pump around 735 billion euros into the country by 2028. This significant investment, driven by both domestic and international companies, signals a strong commitment to Germany's economic future.
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