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The perfect match from the very beginning
German Centres support businesses in expanding internationally. Within buildings with diverse infrastructure, flexible coworking opportunities and modern office spaces, we provide the ideal environment to collaborate, exchange ideas, and grow sustainably. In short: We match. You grow.
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Supporting the internationalisation of German companies
Locations
Your contact and safe haven in 6 countries
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We match. You grow.
Let’s put the cart before the horse: We want you to be successful with your international business. We are committed to this in two ways. Firstly, to be a reliable, interested sparring partner who accompanies you on your way. And secondly, to act as a matchmaker for you, connecting you with experts, entrepreneurs and institutions that will help you move forward. This is what we have in mind with “We match. You grow.” This is what you experience at the German Centres.
News and Events
What’s happening at the German Centres Worldwide?
Recycling in Mexico
German Centre Mexico has been the point of contact and starting point for German companies who want to take advantage of the business potential of the Mexican market since 2001. Currently, German companies are among the main supporters of the circular economy of the country.
AHK Turnkey Offices
The AHK Greater China in Beijing decided to have its office expanded by the German Centre Beijing. At the beginning there was a detailed needs analysis, at the end the team took over the key for a modern, functional and high quality office. What services are included in the "turn-key office"?
Life Science Incubator
What began as a joint idea of the Waldner Group from Wangen im Allgäu and the German Centre Singapore is now a state-of-the-art and fully equipped cowoking laboratory including an operating room on 1,000 square meters. What is driving the 30 or so companies from the life science industry to get behind such an innovative project?
