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The second-largest city in the world's fourth-largest economy, a leading port location, the seat of the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea, the birthplace of Nivea and Montblanc, an Airbus production site, and a city on the water with a high quality of life: Hamburg is all of this and so much more.

Hamburg Invest supports research-based, innovative companies with comprehensive industry services and support, facilitating e.g. networking across business, science and administration. Our industry services provide comprehensive advice for both existing companies and those interested in relocating to Hamburg. Get in touch with us and benefit from our customised services.

Research & innovation

In Hamburg, excellent research translates into innovation. With its renowned universities, prestigious research institutes and state-of-the-art technology, Hamburg is a dynamic hub of science and progress that drives innovation across various fields and sectors. A traditional commercial hub, Hamburg has also evolved as a centre of knowledge, which is reflected in the excellence status of the University of Hamburg, which, together with Hamburg research partners such as DESY, stands for cutting-edge research.

Branchenservice Industrie:  Hamburg profitiert von den vielen Wasserwegen

Centre of industry

Hamburg's industry sector is closely linked to the maritime economy, starting with the import and processing of raw materials. Companies such as Aurubis, Montblanc and Steinway pianos are setting global standards. Airbus and others are leaders in the aviation industry, while NXP Semiconductors dominate the semiconductor manufacturing market. Mechanical engineering companies such as Dolmar and Jungheinrich are also highly prominent. The port of Hamburg is Germany's largest transhipment centre for various goods, making Hamburg the centre of the food industry.

Branchenservice New Work & New Services: Fünf Menschen bei einem Meeting mit Laptops an einem langen Tisch

New Work & New Services

As an innovative city, Hamburg embraces the concept of New Work. With inspiring coworking spaces, promising startups and a strong culture of flexibility and collaboration, Hamburg is a driving force for the future of work. Creative ideas are born and realised here, strengthening the economy and attracting talent from around the globe. Hamburg promotes New Work approaches and is thus shaping the future of work.
The New Services sector in Hamburg is particularly strong in the areas of financial technology (fintech) services and property technology (proptech) services.

Latest news on innovation, industry and New Work

Frederika Hornef, Gründerin einer Plattform für die Transformation der Arbeitswelt
Start-ups

Skillbased offering new momentum for working world

Frederika Hornef, founder, tells Hamburg News about platform's new search tool for jobs and professionals
Förderprogramme unterstützen bei innovativen Ideen
Companies

New funding schemes for start-ups and SMEs in Hamburg

EUR 69 million in venture and equity capital available 
Otto-Headquarter: Eröffnung
New Work

Otto Group moving into new headquarters in Hamburg

New Work - Germany's largest online retailer opens new headquarters for 3,000 employees in Bramfeld
VR-Anwendungszentrum im TIP Nordheide
Hamburg Metropolitan Region

DigitalOrbIT now moving into TIP Nordheide

Harburg's technology and innovation park gets VR centre for digital training and further education
Innovationskraft in der Hafencity
Innovation

EUR 12 million for R&D projects in Hamburg

City of Hamburg and ERDF's "Profi Transfer Plus" funding scheme boosts clout of regional companies
Finanzaufstellung auf Laptop
Fintechs

Over 100 fintechs in Hamburg up from 30 in 2017

Hamburg becoming key financial hub, Finance Monitor says
Fernwärme aus Abfällen
Energy Transition

Hamburg advancing energy transition with district heating from waste

Waste recycling plant in Hamburg-Billbrook goes into operation - milestone for sustainability
Creative

Dynamic developments in Hamburg's media landscape

SERIES (8): Hamburg's industries: Interface between content and technology gaining importance
Survey

Many millennials struggling with work-life balance, Xing survey finds

Xing publishes "Millennials Report 2024" - one in seven respondents bemoans excessive workload

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YOUR POINT OF CONTACT

Nina Alswede

Key Account Manager
Research & Innovation
+49 40 / 227019 - 35

YOUR POINT OF CONTACT

Georg Seeck

Key Account Manager
Industry / Neighbourhood Manager Billbrook, Rothenburgsort
+49 40 / 227019 - 75

YOUR POINT OF CONTACT

Robert Bojdecki

Key Account Manager
New Work & New Services
+49 40 / 227019 - 17

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