Lilium Aktie WKN: A3CYXP ISIN: NL0015000F41 Kürzel: 5KD Forum: Aktien User: Leeroy.Jenkins

Für mich hat leider die Ablehnung der Bürgschaft, auch von Bayern, die höchste Wahrscheinlichkeit. Hoffentlich hat Lilium dann einen Plan B.

Konsequent wäre es, wenn Bayern auch nichts gibt. Schließlich waren die Bayern-Millionen an die Bürgschaft vom Bund in gleicher Höhe gebunden. Nun weiß man aber nicht, was Gespräche in den letzten Tagen noch erbracht haben. Im Interview der FAZ sagte Wiegand, dass man in intensiven Gesprächen mit dem Bundesland stehe. Es ist weiterhin eine Wundertüte...

Ich würde dem Dringlichkeitsantrag nicht so viel Hoffnung auf Erfolg geben. Alles, was von der AfD kommt, wird sowieso abgelehnt, egal wie sinnvoll es ist. Das einzig Interessante wären die Reden der Vertreter von CSU und FW.

Für mich sollte es dann also heute kommen🤔

Danke. Also erst als 2. Punkt auf der Sitzung, die morgen um 09:15 beginnt. Oder kann das, weil es dringlich ist, auch noch auf heute vorgezogen werden?

TOP III (Anträge) ist erst am 23.10. dran. Der Antrag ist von der AFD. Da würde ich dann nicht davon ausgehen, dass da was kursförderndes für uns bei rumkommt.

9. September Bloomberg: … The dual fund strategy, which includes its first dedicated arm for growth capital, is a response to a dearth of late-stage technology financing in Europe, Chief Executive Officer Niklas Zennström said in an interview. According to Atomico data, US startups are 40% more likely to raise capital five years after forming than European peers. “There’s a funding gap,” Zennström said. Like startups, venture firms have been struggling to raise money. Falling valuations, high interest rates and a lack of initial public offerings and acquisitions in tech have kept major asset managers away from the sector’s deal-makers. In July, market research firm PitchBook estimated that venture capital firms across the globe were on pace for the worst year in fundraising since 2015. Atomico, which formed in 2006 to focus on European tech, initially targeted $1.35 billion in total for the funds, according to regulatory filings. It ultimately brought in $754 million for growth deals and $485 million for early stage financing. … “This has been the toughest fundraising environment in a very, very long time,” Zennström said. “It’s a grind.” European VCs Are on Pace for Worst Fundraising Year Since 2015 Zennström highlighted that the new vehicles are 50% larger than Atomico’s most recent fund, its fifth, from 2020. The Financial Times previously reported on the firm’s efforts to meet its fundraising goal. Atomico was an early backer of Klarna and Stripe, two fintech firms in line for potential major public listings. But some recent exits from Atomico’s portfolio haven’t panned out well. Shares of electric aircraft maker Lilium NV have fallen more than 90% since it went public in 2022. Atomico owns 6.9% of the company. Graphcore, a British chips designer Atomico backed in 2017, sold to SoftBank in July for less money than it had raised, Bloomberg News reported earlier. Zennström, who sits on Lilium’s board, declined to speak about specific companies. While exit opportunities have dried up, the current environment has provided “an opportunity for companies to shift gears to more sustainable growth,” Zennström said. … With the new funds, Zennström said Atomico will remain focused on companies like these as well as those in fintech and climate tech.