Leipzig-based FlyNex GmbH has successfully completed a financing round worth millions. In addition to a follow-up investment by TGFS, SBG is also participating for the first time as part of the new Innovation Capital Saxony (RIG) program, which is co-financed by the German government’s Future Fund.

TGFS is investing a seven-figure sum in NanoSen GmbH. The Chemnitz-based start-up has developed a polymer-based nanocomposite material (PNC) for pressure and force sensors. The innovative PNC pushes the boundaries of thin and flexible sensors.

TGFS is participating alongside other investors in Zepta, a spin-off from Chemovator that specializes in digital solutions and sustainability in pest control.

As lead investor, TGFS is investing in LipoCheck GmbH, a start-up based in Leipzig. The funds from this round will be used to expand and internationalize the digital health platform, which focuses on the topic of lipedema.

SweepMe! is revolutionizing the creation of test and measurement procedures with its innovative and user-friendly software. TGFS is investing in the Dresden-based start-up together with business angels.

Leipzig-based start-up Prodlane GmbH has reached another milestone with its AI platform MAIA: TGFS and other investors are supporting the company with seven-figure seed funding.

Together with TUDAG and a private investor, TGFS is investing a seven-figure sum in Flexora GmbH as part of seed financing. The start-up develops sensors printed on flexible film that are inexpensive to produce and easy to install.

TGFS invests in Zenesis, a leading provider of AI-supported MEP planning software based in Leipzig. The start-up secures a seven-figure sum as part of the pre-seed round.

TGFS and bm|t invest a seven-figure sum in TEDIRO Healthcare Robotics GmbH in an extended seed financing round. The aim is to bring the mobile therapy robot platform THERY to market as a medical product and thus support healthcare facilities in times of a shortage of skilled workers.

In a Series A financing round, TGFS is investing a seven-figure sum in in.hub GmbH, a provider of complete IIoT systems for self-commissioning. The funds will be used to significantly simplify the digitalization of processes and machinery in SMEs and make it more cost-effective.