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The Germany Fund

The Germany Fund - explanatory video (Source: KfW / Thomas Schuch)

The Germany Fund creates a framework that makes it easier for private and municipal companies to invest in Germany on a large scale. The federal government is providing public funds and guarantees amounting to around EUR 30 billion for this purpose. This is intended to trigger total investments of around EUR 130 billion – as an investment offensive alongside the special government fund. KfW is responsible for coordinating the Germany Fund and is the point of contact for national and international investor advice.

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Press conferences

Press conference on annual results

Bernd Loewen and ,Stefan Wintels during the KfW balance sheet press conference at the headquarters in Frankfurt

On 27 March 2026 Stefan Wintels (CEO of KfW Group) and Bernd Loewen (CFO of KfW Group) presented the results for financial year 2025.

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Press Events

Kalender mit Pinnnadeln

Information about press events of KfW Group

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The flags of the European Union fly in front of the Commission building.

As Germany's national promotional bank, KfW also acts for Europe. The KfW programmes can be used by European enterprises or private individuals based in Germany.

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Videos

Digital education in Germany

A state-of-the-art learning centre where children and young people aged 12 to 18 can expand their digital skills free of charge: that is TUMO in Germany – and KfW supports this concept with advice and funding.

Energy transition in the private building sector

In Germany, more and more homeowners are currently undergoing their private energy transition: with a solar system on the roof, battery storage and a heat pump in the basement – and perhaps a wallbox for an electric car. (German with English subtitles)

(Source: KfW / Detlev Karres / Thomas Schuch)

Energy transition in the private building sector

In Germany, more and more homeowners are currently undergoing their private energy transition: with a solar system on the roof, battery storage and a heat pump in the basement – and perhaps a wallbox for an electric car. (German with English subtitles)

(Source: KfW / Detlev Karres / Thomas Schuch)

Heat transition in Hamburg

In Germany's second largest city, the decisive course is currently being set for a sustainable heating transition. With climate-neutral waste heat and the green transformation of the energy supply, climate neutrality can be achieved by 2045.

(Source: KfW / Detlev Karres / Thomas Schuch)

How transformation succeds in Indonesia

(Source: KfW / Christian Chua / Thomas Schuch)

NordLink - the green electricity highway

(Source: KfW / Detlev Karres / Thomas Schuch)

Press Material

KfW Werbemittel

To assist journalists in their work, we have a wide range of material available that shows the many different faces and functions of KfW. From photographs and cv by Executive Board members to charts and presentations on our fields of work or figures.

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KfW Reporting Portal

Enabling growth (1:56 min./ Source: KfW

History of KfW

History of KfW

The history of KfW is closely interwoven with the economic development of the Federal Republic of Germany

75 years of KfW

The transformation to a sustainable and resilient Germany has begun. KfW has been supporting the changes in the economy and society on behalf of the federal government and the federal states since 1948.

Illustration: Person pointing at a laptop surrounded by symbols for social media and digital communication.

Twitter, YouTube, LinkedIn, Xing and Instagram - the social media channels of KfW at a glance..

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