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Made for Germany Initiative Unveils €631 Billion Investment Pledge

Executives view the commitment as proof that reforms are reviving investor confidence in Germany’s economy

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz attends a joint press conference with Romania's President Nicusor Dan at the chancellory in Berlin, Germany, Friday, July 18, 2025. (AP Photo/Ebrahim Noroozi)
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz attends the annual press conference at the Federal Press Conference in Berlin, Germany, Friday, July 18, 2025. (AP Photo/Ebrahim Noroozi)
The companies behind the 'Made in Germany' initiative said the investment boost would total 631 bn euros by 2028

Overview

  • Sixty-one companies under the Made for Germany umbrella pledged at least €631 billion in domestic investments through 2028
  • The commitment covers both existing planned projects and new spending on facilities, infrastructure upgrades and research and development
  • Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s administration has established a €500 billion infrastructure fund, cut corporate taxes and eased borrowing limits to spur private investment
  • Initiative leaders including Siemens chief Roland Busch and Deutsche Bank CEO Christian Sewing urged further reductions in bureaucracy and social levies to accelerate growth
  • Signatories and officials hailed the pledge as a clear signal of renewed business confidence after two years of economic contraction and stagnation forecasts