Germany's top companies have announced a major investment plan to revive the economy, totaling over 630 billion euros.

On July 21st, more than 60 leading German companies, including Deutsche Bank and Siemens, announced a new project investment plan worth at least 100 billion euros to help Europe's largest economy overcome economic stagnation. This investment plan, totaling 631 billion euros, includes planned investments and new capital investments, research and development expenditures, and commitments from international investors. The investment plan, called "Made in Germany," aims to send a "strong and positive signal," with the participation of most large German companies, as well as international companies and American investment firms.