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BRANDENBURG – THE BUSINESS LOCATION Facts and figures www.brandenburg-invest.com
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BRANDENBURG ECONOMIC STRUCTURE
Metropolitan region at the heart of Europe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Cross-industry clusters of the German Capital Region . . . . . . . . . . . 21
At Europe’s centre – connected to the world . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Strong industries in Brandenburg . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
The German Capital Region . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Companies in Brandenburg . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
Brandenburg – the Innovation Region . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 International investors in Brandenburg . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
Brandenburg – the Growth Region . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Exports from Brandenburg . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
Development of real gross domestic product 2015–2019 . . . . . . . . . . 28
Business registrations and new businesses in Brandenburg . . . . . . . . 29
INFRASTRUCTURE
Sophisticated transport network . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 AT HOME IN BRANDENBURG
Trans-European Transport Network (TEN-T) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
The Berlin-Brandenburg Airport BER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 The region that pays off . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
International schools in Berlin and Brandenburg . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
Brandenburg offers a high standard of living . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33
ADVANTAGES
Highly qualified workforce . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Commercial, industrial and office spaces . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
Tailored funding programmes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
Attractive research landscape . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
The region of renewable energy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
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Brandenburg
Metropolitan region at the heart of Europe
The State of Brandenburg is one of the most dynamic
industrial hubs and home to many service-oriented
businesses at the heart of Europe.
91,744
VAT-liable companies
(as of: 2018, tax-liable companies with deliveries
and services over EUR 17,500)
2.5 million
residents
(as of: 31/12/2019)
1.128 million
employees 2019
29,654 km²
surface area
EUR 74.3 billion
GDP
Source: Ministry of Economic Affairs, Labour and Energy of the State
of Brandenburg, mwae.brandenburg.de
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Brandenburg
At Europe’s centre – connected to the world
Reykjavík
14 h r s
to Sh
ang
Oslo Helsinki hai
12 h
ork Stockholm Tallinn rs
ewY to S
N Göteborg ing
to ap
s Riga
or
hr Kopenhagen
26 h Moskau e
11 Edinburgh
2h Hamburg
3h
Dublin Amsterdam
7h Warschau
London
Rotterdam
Dover Frankfurt
Calais Kiew
Prag 12
6h
Le Havre h
Wien
Paris
3h
München
Zürich Budapest
h
24
Zagreb Belgrad
Mailand Bukarest
18 h
Marseille Sofia
Rom
Madrid Istanbul
Lissabon
Athen/Piräus
Kairo
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Brandenburg
The German Capital Region
Together, Berlin and Brandenburg form a large economic area – Size, in km²
The German Capital Region.
Berlin-Brandenburg 30,546
Belgium 30,530
Israel 20,070
BRANDENBURG Source: www.wko.at
Uckermark
Prignitz
Ostprignitz-
Population, in millions
Ruppin
Ober- Barnim Berlin-Brandenburg 6.2
havel
Märkisch-
Denmark 5.8
Havelland
Oderland
BERLIN Finland 5.5
Brandenburg Potsdam
a. d. Havel Frankfurt
(Oder)
Norway 5.4
Potsdam-
Oder-Spree
Mittelmark Source: www.wko.at
Teltow-
Fläming Dahme-
Spreewald
Gross domestic product, in EUR billions
Cottbus Berlin-Brandenburg 227.6
Elbe-Elster Ober- Spree-Neiße
spreewald-
Lausitz
Romania 222.0
Czech Republic 220.2
Portugal 212.3
Source: www.statista.com
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Brandenburg
Seat of Germany’s government and parliament
Networking hub:
leading business and industry Number 1 conference
associations location in Germany
600
trade fairs and
congresses
1.8 million
visitors per year
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Brandenburg
Brandenburg – the Innovation Region
The high density of research and scientific institutes drives an intensive exchange
with companies. Dozens of innovative, award-winning ideas are born here.
1902 2020
A long tradition of innovation Award-winning innovation Innovation with a future
An everyday item no one pauses to think Berlin-Brandenburg Innovation Award Just one of many examples of electromobility:
about – the drawing pin. Now used worldwide, www.innovationspreis.de/english The “Charging Node”, developed in Wildau,
its inventor, Johann Kirsten, came from Lychen makes it possible to charge up for a range of
in northern Brandenburg. It was made over Brandenburg Innovation Award 200 km in just 10 minutes, regardless of any
100 years ago in the master watchmaker’s www.brandenburger-innovationspreis.de existing infrastructure. C02-neutral power
workshop. (only in German) is generated from liquid, renewable energy
storage at the charging station itself.
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Brandenburg
Brandenburg – the Growth Region
IW Regional Ranking 2020
Economic structure – labour market – standard of living
Havelland
Germany’s regions are the power houses
of its economy. Brandenburg’s districts are Brandenburg Potsdam
a. d. Havel
among Germany’s rising regions.
Potsdam-
Mittelmark
401 districts Teltow-
Fläming
in Germany
Ranking
Dahme-Spreewald district 7
Teltow-Fläming district 33
Potsdam district 49
Potsdam-Mittelmark district 64
Oberhavel district 84
Rising Region 2020
Havelland-Fläming*
LK Barnim district 98
Berlin 132 * The Havelland-Fläming region is formed by the districts Havelland,
Potsdam-Mittelmark and Teltow-Fläming, and the urban districts
Potsdam and Brandenburg an der Havel.
Source: IW Regional Ranking 2020 | The German
Economic Institute, IW Trends 2/2020 Source: IW Report 20/2020
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Brandenburg
Brandenburg – the Growth Region
Prognos Regional Sector Forecast 2030
Change in real GVA 2019–2030, in %
The map of Germany shows the forecast changes in the 401 German districts and
urban districts from 2019 to 2030. The green districts and urban districts
record the highest growth rates; the red record the lowest.
Ober- Barnim
havel
Havelland
BERLIN
Change in real GVA Potsdam
2019–2030, in % Oder-Spree
Potsdam-
larger 11 to 28.3
Mittelmark
Teltow- Economic growth
larger 9 to 11 Fläming
larger 7 to 9
Dahme-
Spreewald champions by 2030
larger 5 to 7 Dahme-Spreewald district
larger 5 to -4,5 Cottbus Oder-Spree district
Base map: Federal Agency for Cartography and Geodesy, bkg.bund.de (2020)
Source: Handelsblatt/Prognos AG
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Brandenburg
Brandenburg – the Growth Region
Net domestic migration in Germany
Net in- and out-migration across the borders of the federal states* in 2019
Brandenburg 16,317
Schleswig-Holstein 7,227
Saxony 4,319
Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania 3,814
Bavaria 3,303
Rhineland-Palatinate 2,491
Hamburg 139
Saarland -1,195
Bremen -1,947
Saxony-Anhalt -2,787
Lower Saxony -3,187
Hesse -3,309
Thuringia -3,773 * Net in- and out-migration from migration across the borders of the
North Rhine-Westphalia -5,658 federal states is shown. A positive value means a surplus of in-migration,
a negative value means a surplus of out-migration.
Berlin -6,873
Source: Statistical Offices of the Federal Government and the Federal States,
Baden-Württemberg -8,881 statistikportal.de
10 Brandenburg– The business location – Facts and figures www.brandenburg-invest.comINFRASTRUCTURE
Sophisticated
SCHWERIN
NEUBRANDENBURG
14
24
198
20
SZCZECINSZCZECIN
transport network
Meyenburg PRENZLAU
Brandenburg has one of the most sophisticated
103 96
109
Putlitz
Gartz
14
PR
19
Fürstenberg
UM (Oder)
transport networks in Europe
Karstädt Pritzwalk Wittstock 198
2
OPR
96
5
189
Rheinsberg
11
107 Templin
PERLEBERG
195
103
2
Schwedt/
Oder
109
800 6
Wittenberge 24 122 Angermünde
5
Gransee Zehdenick
Joachimsthal
NEURUPPIN 198
km
Bad Wilsnack Kyritz
189
Groß Schönebeck
167
Herzberg
167
Liebenwalde
Oderberg
federal motorways freight villages
167
Neustadt (Mark)
OHV
Dosse Fehrbellin
96 EBERSWALDE
BAR
107
ORANIENBURG Wandlitz
273
158
Bernau bei 168
Wriezen
MOL
102 Velten Berlin
273
10
12,500 2
Werneuchen 167
10
HVL
STENDAL RATHENOW 5
Nauen Hennigsdorf 114
Neuhardenberg
96
111 Strausberg 168
Falkensee
Premnitz Wustermark 5
BERLIN 10 Rüdersdorf
SEELOW
1
km
of national, regional combined transport
2
1
Ketzin 1
167
112
2 115 100
Potsdam 5
and district highways terminals
113
1 96 168
1
1 Freienbrink
Großbeeren Fürstenwalde Słubice
BRANDENBURG Wildau
AN DER HAVEL G VZ
Michendorf 12
Ludwigsfelde
14 FRANKFURT
10
3,300 1
PM (ODER)
Königs
Wusterhausen Bad Saarow
2 Beelitz Mittenwalde 168
246 Müllrose
km
246 246 87
LOS
2 2
Magdeburg
102 101
TF
246
MAGDEBURG Bad Belzig
96
BEESKOW
of railway lines international airport
9 13 246
Eisenhüttenstadt
Treuenbrietzen 179
10
LUCKENWALDE
LDS
168
102 112
Baruth
87
320
Jüterbog Lieberose
320
14
LÜBBEN
SPN Guben
commercial airfields
1,300
2
101 96 87 (SPREEWALD)
168
102
km
DESSAU-ROSSLAU
5
97
Luckau 15
87
of waterways
36 Vetschau COTTBUS
OSL FORST
(LAUSITZ)
9 HERZBERG (ELSTER) 169 115
drone fields
EE
Finsterwalde 97
13
Falkenberg Doberlug-
Kirchhain 96 Welzow Spremberg 168
156
11
101 156
169
HALLE/SAALE Bad
HALLE (SAALE) Liebenwerda Schwarzheide SENFTENBERG
38 Mühlberg Elsterwerda
169
96
38 143 Ruhland
inland ports
101
97
14
LEIPZIG
LEIPZIG
169
38 101
DRESDEN 96
38 13
Source: Ministry of Infrastructure and Federal State Planning of the State
of Brandenburg, mlll.brandenburg.de
11 Brandenburg– The business location – Facts and figures www.brandenburg-invest.comINFRASTRUCTURE
Trans-European Transport
Network (TEN-T)
From Brandenburg to Europe – three trans-European
corridors run through Brandenburg and connect
Turku
the European continent.
Oslo Hamina Kotka
Helsinki
Örebro
Tallinn
Stockholm
Gothenburg
Ventspils
North-Baltic Sea Corridor Riga
Glasgow Copenhagen Malmö
Bremerhaven/Rotterdam/Antwerp-Berlin-Warsaw- Edinburgh Klaipėda
Trelleborg
Terespol/Kaunas and Helsinki link western European Belfast Gdansk Kaunas Vilnius
Rostock
ports with terminals in Germany, Poland and the Baltics Manchester
Hamburg
Szczecin
Dublin Liverpool
Bremen Berlin
Amsterdam Hanover Poznan
Felixstowe
Orient/East-Med Corridor Cork London
Rotterdam
Zeebrugge Antwerp
Utrecht
Magdeburg Frankfurt (Oder) Warsaw
Southampton Cologne Wroclaw
Dover
as link between German North Sea and Baltic Sea Calais Lille Liège Frankfurt Würzburg Prague
Katowice
Le Havre
regions and via Berlin to the Czech Republic-Slovakia- Metz Nuremberg Brno
Regensburg
Hungary to the Black Sea (Bulgaria/Romania) and Paris Strasbourg Munich
Vienna
Bratislava
Wels/Linz
the eastern Mediterranean (Greece) Basel Budapest
Innsbruck Graz
Lyon Trieste Arad
Scandinavian-Mediterranean Corridor Bordeaux
Turin
Genoa
Verona
Bologna
Koper
Rijeka
Zagreb Timişoara
Bucharest Sulina
Ravenna
Craiova
as north-south axis from Scandinavia via Hamburg Bilbao Perpignan
La Spezia Ancona Constanța
Livorno
and Rostock to Italy Marseille Sofia Burgas
Rome Bari Istanbul
Porto Barcelona
Naples Taranto Thessaloniki
Madrid
Valencia
Igoumenitsa
Lisbon Gioia Tauro
Seville
Sines Antequera/ Cartagena Palermo Patras Athen/Piraeus
Bobadilla
Valetta
Algeciras
Lefkosia
Limassol
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The Berlin-Brandenburg Airport BER
With BER, (Willy Brandt Berlin Brandenburg Airport), Brandenburg is home
to one of the world’s most modern air traffic hubs.
1,467 ha 27 million 46 million 2 30 min 148,000 m²
surface area = passengers/year passengers/year runways to Berlin Central Station Airport City with
2,000 football fields (1st expansion phase) (2nd expansion phase) with the Airport Express service centre
102,000 t air freight export per year *
more than 50% to Asia
26 % 56 %
6%
4%
* Air cargo export from Berlin and
hinterland (+3 hrs by truck)
7%
Source: IATA-CASS, 2016
1%
13 Brandenburg– The business location – Facts and figures www.brandenburg-invest.comADVANTAGES
Highly qualified workforce
Highly motivated and excellently trained employees are your key
to success in the German capital region.
3,2 million
employees in
Berlin-Brandenburg
245,000 students
80 % at universities and colleges
of employees have a vocational
or higher education qualification
65,000 trainees
in dual vocational education
and training
More information on Brandenburg’s workforce at
www.fachkraefteportal-brandenburg.de/en/
14 Brandenburg– The business location – Facts and figures www.brandenburg-invest.comADVANTAGES
Available skilled workers in Brandenburg per occupational group
Mathematics, biology, Transport and logistics
chemistry and physics (except drivers)
9,989
Informatics, IT and Engineering and
communication technology 581 vehicle technology
978 3,479
1,359 2,748
Advertising, marketing Metal production,
and media processing, engineering
1,651 2,343
Mechatronics, energy engineering
and electronics Medical health
Source: Federal Employment Agency statistics, as of December 2020
More information on Brandenburg’s workforce at
www.fachkraefteportal-brandenburg.de/en/
15 Brandenburg– The business location – Facts and figures www.brandenburg-invest.comADVANTAGES
Commercial, industrial and office spaces
Brandenburg is a large state, offering companies and investors Average cost of office rentals in selected
the ideal environment for their relocations and expansions.
German federal states
In €/m2, net ex. services per month
Over 1,500 commercial, industrial Brandenburg 6.0
and office spaces available Bavaria 6.6
Reasonably priced construction land
Baden-Württemberg 11.0
for industrial and commercial estates Hamburg 11.2
Berlin 11.5
Inexpensive office rental costs Source: Commercial price comparison 2019/2020 from the IVD Real Estate Association
Cost comparison of land available
for building
More information at: In €/m2
www.brandenburg-business-guide.de/en
m2 m2
€117.42 €189.78
Brandenburg Germany
Source: Federal Statistical Office, Fachserie 17, Reihe 5, 2019
16 Brandenburg– The business location – Facts and figures www.brandenburg-invest.comADVANTAGES
Tailored funding programmes
Customised and versatile – companies in Brandenburg benefit
from numerous funding opportunities.
Support for Support with Funding of Financing
investments innovations c ontinuing training tools
Up to 40 % Project grant up to Favourable
grant for EUR 3 million for 50 % grant conditions for
– Investments – individual and – max EUR 3,000 per – company loans
– Personnel costs joint projects employee/per year – guaranties
– cross-thematic – capital participation
17 Brandenburg– The business location – Facts and figures www.brandenburg-invest.comADVANTAGES
Attractive research landscape
SCHWERIN
NEUBRANDENBURG
14
24
SZCZECIN
20 The high research density in Berlin-Brandenburg drives the intensive
PRENZLAU exchange between companies and research institutes, and thus the
development of innovative products and services.
14
19 UM
11
PERLEBERG
PR 24
OHV BAR
>50 >100
OPR
NEURUPPIN
universities and non-university
EBERSWALDE
technical colleges research institutions
ORANIENBURG
2
1 6
10
STENDAL RATHENOW HVL 10 MOL
114
111
Wustermark BERLIN 10 Müncheberg
SEELOW
Leibnitz Association Fraunhofer institutes
115 100
113
institutes
P.-Golm Erkner
Teltow
BRANDENBURG
Potsdam Zeuthen
8 7
Großbeeren
AN DER HAVEL Wildau 12
14 10 FRANKFURT
Königs-
Wusterhausen (ODER)
2
PM LOS
2
Magdeburg Max Planck Society institutes of the Helmholtz
MAGDEBURG
TF BEESKOW
institutes Association of German
BAD BELZIG 13
9
Research Centres
LUCKENWALDE
LDS
45
14 LÜBBEN
(SPREEWALD)
SPN
technology and
DESSAU-ROSSLAU
15
start-up centres
36 COTTBUS
9
HERZBERG (ELSTER) OSL FORST
(LAUSITZ)
13
EE
SENFTENBERG
HALLE/SAALE
HALLE (SAALE)
38 Schwarzheide
38 143
14
LEIPZIG
LEIPZIG
Nobel Prize Winners
38
13 DRESDEN
38
(incl. in Chemistry, Physics, Medicine,
Literature)
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The region of renewable energy
Brandenburg is Germany’s front runner when it comes to renewable
energies. The state has the highest installed per-capita output in
the whole of Germany.
86.6 % More than 3,800
share of the renewable energies in wind turbines with over 7 GW
gross power consumption (2017) total output
18,400 Over 460
GW/year covers the energy biogas and biomass plants with
requirements of 5.2 million around 450 MW energy and
households 900 MW thermal output
More than 36,000
photovoltaic plants with 4 GW
total output
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The region of renewable energy
Share of renewable energies in gross energy consumption (2017)
in %
Brandenburg 86.6
Bavaria 43.1
Rhineland-Palatinate 34.2
Baden-Württemberg 22.7
North Rhine-Westphalia 11.8
Source: Renewable Energies Agency, www.foederal-erneuerbar.de
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Cross-industry clusters of the German Capital Region
In Brandenburg’s most important economic sectors the clusters bring together players from business and science
with intermediaries. The Cluster Managements support the networking between them. Five of Brandenburg’s nine
clusters are interstate with Berlin.
BERLIN-BRANDENBURG CLUSTERS:
Cluster Energy Technology Cluster Healthcare Industries
Cluster Transport, Mobility
Cluster Photonics
and Logistics
Cluster ICT, Media and
Creative Industries
BRANDENBURG CLUSTERS:
Cluster Food Industry Cluster Plastics and Chemistry
Cluster Metal Industry Cluster Tourism
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Strong industries in Brandenburg I*
The Capital Region Berlin-Brandenburg represents forward-looking industry
and modern service solutions. This is clearly visible in many industries.
ENERGY TECHNOLOGY AUTOMOTIVE AND SUPPLIER INDUSTRY AVIATION TECHNOLOGY
>2,300 companies >200 companies >130 companies
>14,000 employees >21,000 employees >17,000 employees
IT AND COMMUNICATION SERVICES MEDIA INDUSTRY AND GAMES HEALTHCARE INDUSTRY AND LIFE SCIENCES
>11,000 companies >11,700 companies >21,800 companies
>41,000 employees >70,000 employees >373,000 employees
RAIL SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY LOGISTICS ELECTRONICS INDUSTRY
>100 companies >3,800 companies >210 companies
>20,700 employees >200,440 employees >31,000 employees
* together with Berlin
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Strong industries in Brandenburg II
Brandenburg is an industrial hub. Both global players and numerous SMEs
are at home here.
METAL INDUSTRY AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERING FOOD INDUSTRY
>2,500 companies >3,400 companies
>37,800 employees >58,000 employees
PLASTICS AND CHEMISTRY PAPER PRODUCTION AND PROCESSING
>110 companies >30 companies
>11,600 employees >4,350 employees
PHOTONICS WOOD AND PAPER INDUSTRIES
>620 companies >45 companies
>5,800 employees >4,150 employees
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Companies in Brandenburg (selection)
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International investors in Brandenburg
The world loves to do business in Brandenburg — this is clear from
the great many international relocation and investment projects.
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Exports from Brandenburg I
Almost one in three euros of Brandenburg’s manufacturing sector is now
earned on the global markets.
33.2 % 27.2 %
share of foreign revenue in total share of foreign revenue in total
revenue in Brandenburg 2019 revenue in Brandenburg 2010
88.8 %
almost all of Brandenburg’s export This includes ready-made
goods are industrial products. products at 89 %, of which 67 %
are end products.
In 2019 pharmaceutical products with a goods value
of close to
EUR 1.2 billion (9.4 % of total exports)
and aircraft with a goods value of close to
EUR 1.2 billion (9,3 % der Gesamtausfuhr)
were the most important subgroup goods in the state’s exports.
Source: Ministry of Economic Affairs, Labour and Energy of the State of
Brandenburg (MWAE), mwae.brandenburg.de
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Exports from Brandenburg II
Brandenburg products can be found on every continent these days.
Goods export to destination continents
and country groups in EUR thousands
9.780.538
Europe
9.387.418
2.039.970
America 1.751.374
2.037.885 Asia
1.788.222
170.312
Africa
167.863
95.501
Australia/Oceania
105.153
2018 2019
Source: wirtschaftsstatistik.brandenburg.de
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Development of real gross domestic product 2015–2019
Advantage Brandenburg – in 2019 the state expanded more than the other
eastern German federal states and the entire German economy.
Change compared to previous year, in % (in real terms, chained)
2,6
The State of Brandenburg
2,2 2,2
2,1 New federal states (excluding Berlin)
1,8 Germany
1,7
1,6
1,5 1,5
1,3
1,1
0,8
0,7
0,6 0,6
2015 2016 2017 2018 2019
Sources: Results of the working group “Volkswirtschaftliche Gesamtrechnungen der Länder (Economic accounts of the federal states)”, March 2020;
de.statista.com/statistik/daten/studie/2112/umfrage/veraenderung-des-bruttoinlandprodukts-im-vergleich-zum-vorjahr/
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Business registrations and new businesses in Brandenburg
Continual increase – new businesses are booming in Brandenburg.
New establishments (new businesses + conversions)
New businesses Conversions in-migration takeovers in total
2017 13.001 105 2.881 1.062 17.049
2018 13.263 146 2.816 1.026 17.251
2019 13.630 86 2.792 1.024 17.446
Source: wirtschaftsstatistik.brandenburg.de
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New Old
r anking r anking
Heading for the top with start-ups
Federal ranking of entrepreneurial activity Berlin 1 1
Brandenburg 2 3
Position according to number of founders per 10,000 of working age
population 2017–2019 (new ranking) and 2016–2018 (old ranking) Hamburg 3 2
Bavaria 4 4
Lower Saxony 5 6
Baden-Württemberg 6 7
North Rhine-Westphalia 7 5
Hesse 8 10
Rhineland Palatinate 9 8
Schleswig-Holstein 10 11
Saxony 11 9
Saxony-Anhalt 12 15
Saarland 13 12
Thuringia 14 16
Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania 15 14
Bremen 16 13
Source: KfW Entrepreneurship Monitor 2020
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The region that pays off
Wide-ranging school provision, reasonably priced construction land and
moderate rents – the metropolitan region offers plenty of incentive.
Average costs for construction land
2019, in €/m2
m2 m2
Average rent costs, net ex. services
2019, in €/m2
m2 m2 m2 €117.42 €1,328.00
Brandenburg Berlin
€5.18 €5.72 €6.72 Source: rbb24; Federal Statistical Office
Brandenburg overall greater Berlin area Berlin
Source: BBU Verband Berlin-Brandenburgischer Wohnungsunternehmen e. V.
(Association of Berlin-Brandenburg housing companies)
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International schools in Berlin and Brandenburg
− Berlin British School − John F. Kennedy School Berlin
− Berlin Brandenburg International School (BBIS) Kleinmachnow − Ludwig-Leichhardt High School Cottbus (lessons in Japanese
and student exchange programmes with schools in Japan,
− École Voltaire Primary School Berlin
Canada and Australia)
− Lycée Français Berlin − Swedish School in Berlin
− International Primary School Potsdam − Nelson Mandela School Berlin
− Japanese International School Berlin − Karl-Liebknecht High School Frankfurt (Oder)
(German-Polish teaching schemes)
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Brandenburg offers a high standard of living
Enjoyment of nature, cultural experiences, active leisure time –
Berlin and Brandenburg have a lot to offer.
Culture Leisure
4 500
opera houses palaces and parks
Nature reserves, forests
200
theatres Idyllic river landscapes
More than 800 Wellness – numerous thermal baths
museums and galleries
Waterparks and hotel resorts
8 Boat tourism (no license required)
symphony orchestras
Over 14 million
overnight stays in Brandenburg in 2019
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… and plenty of recreation possibilities
Recreation
200 7,900 km
tennis facilities of bicycle trails
22 190 km
golf courses of inline skating trails (Flaeming Skate)
Over 600 3,000
equestrian centres lakes for various water sports
Motor sport – DEKRA EuroSpeedway Lausitz
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Your contact
Wirtschaftsförderung Land Brandenburg GmbH
Babelsberger Str. 21
14473 Potsdam
Germany
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