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Country Analysis: Germany
The document provides an analysis of opportunities for introducing a client's product into the German market. It highlights Germany's strong economy, educated workforce, and focus on quality and innovation as strengths. Some weaknesses include high taxes and a slow negotiation process. The recommendations focus on targeting Eastern Germany and key technology industries, emphasizing product quality over discounts to appeal to German consumers.
Germany Market Overview
The document provides an overview of company formation in Germany. It discusses the establishment of a GmbH, which requires at least one shareholder, two corporate bodies, a minimum share capital of EUR25,000, and liability is limited to business assets. It outlines the 5 steps for GmbH formation: drafting articles of association, notarization, payment of share capital, registration in the commercial register, and trade office registration. It also summarizes corporate taxation in Germany, including corporate income tax, solidarity surcharge, and trade tax which averages 29.83% overall tax burden. It concludes with incentives available for small and medium enterprises.
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The document provides an overview of key information about Germany to understand the business environment. It discusses Germany's history, demographics, geography, economy, industries, trade, education, and political/legal structure. A SWOT analysis identifies strengths like an efficient workforce, weaknesses like high taxes, and opportunities like access to the larger European market. The summary highlights the essential context and considerations for a business introducing a product into Germany.
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German stock markets
The German stock market is dominated by Boerse-frankfurt, which accounts for over 90% of turnover in German markets and has a large share of European markets. The major German indices are DAX, MDAX, LDAX and TecDAX. The DAX 30 is the benchmark index and includes stocks like Adidas, Allianz, Volkswagen and Siemens. While the Volkswagen emissions scandal impacted its stock price, investing in German stocks can benefit from a weaker euro increasing export competitiveness. Recommended stocks include Linde, Siemens and Merck, and top mutual funds focus on Germany.
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German stock markets
The German stock market is dominated by Boerse-frankfurt, which accounts for over 90% of turnover in German markets and has a large share of European markets. The major German indices are DAX, MDAX, LDAX and TecDAX. The DAX 30 is the benchmark index and includes stocks like Adidas, Allianz, Volkswagen and Siemens. While the Volkswagen emissions scandal impacted its stock price, investing in German stocks can benefit from a weaker euro increasing export competitiveness. Recommended stocks include Linde, Siemens and Merck, and top mutual funds focus on Germany.
French economy
France's share of European merchandise exports fell from 15.7% to 13.1% over the past decade while Germany's grew. France is only competitive in 3 industries: aerospace, drinks, and information technology. Until 2000 France compensated for lower quality with lower prices but then became complacent after Germany's economy slowed. French businesses have higher social costs for labor than Germany and fewer French small businesses conduct R&D or collaborate with suppliers compared to German companies. To regain competitiveness, France needs tax reforms, more collaboration, investment in human capital and training, and reduced industrial costs, but copying Germany may have little effect given France's smaller industrial base.
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- The company aims for long-term growth and stable increases in portfolio value through acquisitions, expansions, and maintaining high occupancy rates and rent levels.
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- 2. Major German companies HQ locations vs. GDP per capita per state (€)
- 3. Rev. pa. > € 1000 Mio # Entities : 501 % share : 0,02% Rev. pa. # Entities % share € 250-1000 Mio 1.806 0,06% € 100-250 Mio 3.483 0,11% € 50-100 Mio 5.508 0,17% Revenues pa. # Entities % share < € 50 Mio 3.239.021 99,65% 31,69% of German export 36,88 % of export 31,43 % SME companies as spearhead of Germany's success in exports ENTERPRISE SMALL & MEDIUM ENTERPRISE (Mittelstand) SMALL BUSINESSES • ~ 13 Mio employees • 60.000 employees / entity on average • ~ 10 Mio employees • 6.000 empl. / entity on avrg • ~ 20 M workers • 6 empl. / ent. Source: prof. Dr. Bernd Venohr 2014 The German opportunity based on Org. / Rev. size
- 4. 30 The German Top 500 Companies per state
- 5. Locations of the top entities Bremen Rhein- Ruhrgebiet (NRW) Köln-Bonn (NRW)
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- 7. The German top 500 Enterprise Entities turnover per state Top 100 cities with the highest Enterprise density
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