US EditionCompanies pledge to invest more than $700 billion in Germany over the next 3 years
GERMANY, JUL 21 – The €631 billion investment pledge includes both new and planned capital, aiming to end three years of economic stagnation and modernize infrastructure, officials said.
- On Monday, a group of dozens of companies pledged at least 631 billion euros over three years to revitalize Germany's economy.
- After two years of contraction and expected stagnation this year, the government has prioritized revitalization since May 6, launching a 500 billion euro fund over 12 years.
- Members committed a three-digit billion amount by 2028, highlighting `Made for Germany – together we’re strong` led by Deutsche Bank AG and Siemens AG.
- Friedrich Merz said investments signaled a shift in sentiment; he declared `Germany is back.`
- Merz’s ruling coalition pledged deep reforms, promising to cut red tape and speed up digitization.
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The largest German companies, gathered in an initiative called "Made in Germany", announced on Monday 21 July a 100 billion euro investment plan, under the watchful eye...
·Paris, France
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A large group of companies plans to invest 631 billion euros in Germany over the next few years. At a special edition of the World Economic Summit, the CEOs declare that they are doing so in advance, but expect comprehensive reforms from the government.
·Dortmund, Germany
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Shortly before the summit: 61 companies promise 631 billion euros for Germany. A "huge lever" is supposed to increase investment to 2500 billion. But there is still doubt.
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