These are some of the results from the “Startup Report 2020” by the digital association Bitkom, which is now available for download. Other results include:
On average, startups in Germany have 21 employees .
Despite the Corona crisis, a clear majority of 57 percent want to create new jobs, only 6 percent fear job cuts.
Two thirds (68 percent) have problems finding suitable applicants for vacant positions.
The involvement of employees in the startup is still the exception; only 4 out of 10 startups (40 percent) have at least individual employees involved - mainly because the tax framework in this country is unattractive.
On average, startups in Germany need 3.3 million belarus gambling data euros in fresh capital in the next two years.
Despite the corona pandemic, 83 percent are confident that they can raise the necessary funds. At the same time, two thirds (69 percent) complain that there is too little venture capital in Germany.
The Corona pandemic has caused a drop in sales for 43 percent of startups. Almost every second startup (47 percent) sees its existence threatened by Corona.
84 percent complain that government aid measures are too focused on the needs of corporations and medium-sized companies and do not pay enough attention to startups.
Details on these and other results of the survey, such as cooperation with established companies or the awarding of public contracts, can be found in Bitkom's "Startup Report 2020" published today, which is available for free download:ublikationen/Bitkom-Startup-Report-2020.
Startup Report 2020 is available for download
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