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Made for Germany Alliance Grows to 105 Members, Plans €735 Billion Investment

The alliance, backed by Siemens and Deutsche Bank, is investing heavily in Germany's future. With 105 members now, it's poised to drive economic growth and innovation.

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Made for Germany Alliance Grows to 105 Members, Plans €735 Billion Investment

The 'Made for Germany' business initiative has gained significant momentum. Since its launch in July, 61 new companies have joined the alliance, bringing the total membership to 105. The initiative aims to invest a substantial sum of around 735 billion euros in Germany by 2028.

The initiative, which includes medium-sized businesses, international companies, and startups, has seen notable contributions from established corporations such as Siemens and Deutsche Bank. The total investment encompasses planned and new capital investments, research and development expenses, and commitments from international investors. The 61 additional companies that have joined since the announcement have not been publicly named.

With 105 members now, the 'Made for Germany' initiative continues to grow. By 2028, it aims to invest around 735 billion euros, driving economic growth and innovation in the country.

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