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The #VC industry is officially out of hibernation mode, and you can catch the GET Fund team at conferences all across Europe ⏩ 🚆 Here is where you can meet our investment team in the coming weeks:  🇩🇪Maximilian Steber will be at E-world energy & water in Essen 🇸🇪Lisa Haidacher attends TECHARENA in Stockholm 🇦🇹GET Fund Partners Florian Loebermann and Michael Sailer will be at the Zero One Hundred Conferences in Vienna  🇩🇪Isabelle Canu is a jury member at the SET Tech Festival hosted by SET Ventures in Berlin 🇩🇪Martin Kröner and Isabelle Canu will be at Ecosummit in Berlin 🎤You can also catch Isabelle Canu on stage at the REALISE Conference hosted by EUREC - The Association of European Renewable Energy Research Centres on 9th February, and at SensAbility - The WHU Impact Summit on 13-14th March. If you are looking to connect with our team, drop them a line 📩

We’re hiring a Visiting Analyst/Intern for our Munich office, starting in May 2026! 🚀 🌍 Start date: May 2026 Duration: 4-6 months Location: Munich HQ (flexible home office option) This is an excellent opportunity to gain hands-on experience in venture capital, meet impactful startups, and join a dynamic team. Apply via the link in the comments, or share this with someone who might be interested in the position ⬇️

Pleased to find our due diligence masterclass featured as one of the most listened Startup Insider podcast episodes last year! 🎧 🚀 There is a lot of fundraising advice out there, but few investors openly talk about what happens when things get serious...🔍 🗃️ In the episode, Nicolas Barthalon (Ventech), Nicolai Bastian (neosfer), and GET Fund Principal Julian Klaiber shed some light on the due diligence process of a VC. What they expect founders to prepare, and what they consider red flags. A must-listen for early-stage founders! Full episode here >>https://lnkd.in/ehT7Cnij

What will this year hold for climate tech? 🔮 🌍 While momentum in the sector is shifting, we could not be more excited about the scalable technologies and business models we see reaching commercial maturity. GET Fund Partner Isabelle Canu shared her thoughts on where real venture-scale opportunities will emerge as the sector recalibrates. If you’re curious about which trends and innovations will reshape the market 2026 and beyond, give it a read. Thank you, Tech Funding News, for this opportunity. Full article here >> https://lnkd.in/dbrWTi5j #ClimateTech #ImpactInvesting #VC #Decarbonisation #Sustainability #TechFundingNews

Last week, we swapped buzzy Munich for the scenic Tegernsee for our Christmas offsite 🎄🏔️. The holiday period is a time to slow down and reflect, and as the GET Fund team is growing, we make it a point to regularly carve out time to sit down together and discuss our goals and vision ✨. We spent a productive day sharing learnings, best practices and areas for improvement 🧠💡. After the workshop sessions got our heads spinning, it was time for some spins on the ice as we tried our hand at curling 🥌. We wrapped up the eventful day with a relaxed dinner, enjoying great conversations beyond work and simply spending time together 🍽️.

📸 Closing the year with a small team photoshoot in our new merch! But more important than the merch is the team behind it. This year we welcomed two new colleagues to GET Fund Maximilian Steber in August and Lisa Haidacher who joined us as an Analyst about a month ago 🚀 Great to have you on board Lisa and looking forward to what we’ll build together 🙌

Another week, another conference. GET Fund Partner Isabelle Canu spoke at this year’s conference on the implementation of the circular economy (NKWS), organised by the Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation, Nuclear Safety and Consumer Protection.   Together with Martin Chaumet, Niclas-Alexander Mauss, and Daniel Imhäuser, Isabelle discussed what we need to make “Circularity made in Germany” a true global standard. ⏳ Why now? Amid high raw material costs and vulnerable supply chains, Germany needs to shift towards a resilient, resource-efficient economy. The numbers speak for themselves. A circular economy could add €12Bn to GDP and create 120,000 jobs by 2030. Here are some bite-sized takeaways from the discussion:    🎯 Green tech investing is not philanthropy. Scalable business models that support long-term sustainability and venture-scale returns do exist; it is our job to identify and support them. 🌍 The EU needs to act as a united entity, with standardized frameworks that remove friction and enable scalability. 🚀 Industry-scale transformation demands bold action at high speed. Germany must increase its risk appetite to unlock the economic potential of green innovation.  💰 We need more domestic capital to close the funding gap for early-stage tech startups, particularly in the spin-out and growth stage, with more participation institutional investors. Accelerating the shift towards a circular economy is one of the key focus areas at GET Fund. We are always on the lookout for green tech startups with a bold vision, validated technology, and commercial traction.

We’re proud to back EcoG as it accelerates the rollout of EV charging 🚗 ⚡ With rising EV adoption, particularly in industrial contexts, fast-charging needs to become standardised, reliable, and scalable. That is exactly what the EcoG team set out to do 🚀 Huge shout-out to the team Joerg Heuer, Johannes Weber, Sebastian Lucae, and Pierdomenico Staglieno and to our co-investors Extantia and Bayern Kapital for joining forces on this journey. Check out what gets us excited about EcoG’s vision in our latest blog post: https://lnkd.in/dgqGZSqZ

Yesterday, our Partner Isabelle Canu took the stage at fi-compass' FI Campus 2025 in Brussels to discuss financing green tech innovations.  The panel discussion featured a wide range of insightful perspectives from Salomé Gvetadze (European Investment Fund (EIF)), Jade Salhab (The World Bank), Corinne Uppman Helminen (Tillvaxtverket), Sille Pettai (SmartCap), and Jan Ossenbrink (Vamo, part of the GET Fund portfolio). Isabelle reflected on the topic through the private capital lense, highlighting the opportunities and challenges of investing into green tech ventures, and the policy changes she deems necessary to accelerate funding for these technologies. Some highlights: 📉 The capital need for green tech is larger than ever, with VC fundraising down 60% over the last two years 🔄 Financing green tech requires countercyclical, steady investments, disregarding hype and short-term market signals 🚀 VCs need to identify green tech ventures with scalable business models that are suitable for fund return expectations 🧩 New financing methods, and asset classes, are required to fund the green transition, from retail products to increased pension fund investment and Fund-of-Fund schemes Discussions like these highlight the importance of collaboration between the public and private sector to accelerate the green transition. Scaling early-stage technologies in Europe is a joint effort that requires a supportive regulatory environment and liquid capital markets.

We are thrilled to announce our investment in EcoG’s €16m Series B. ⚡️🚀 🚗 Fast charging is taking off, but only reliable, standardized systems will scale sustainably. EcoG’s Universal Core is becoming the software standard inside chargers, helping OEMs ship faster and networks deliver a consistently dependable experience. 🙌 Big congrats to Joerg Heuer, Johannes Hund, Sebastian Lucae and the whole EcoG team on reaching this milestone. Excited to team up with Extantia and Bayern Kapital, alongside continued support from existing investors like Ananda Impact Ventures and BayBG Bayerische Beteiligungsgesellschaft mbH, as we help shape the next chapter of charging infrastructure. Huge thanks to Pierdomenico Staglieno, Carlota Ochoa Neven Du Mont, Monika Steger, Torben Schreiter, Joern-Carlos Kuntze, Wolfgang Härtl, Andreas Heubl, Florian Erber, and Mikael Myllymäki.