More than 60 of Germany’s largest companies on Monday unveiled the “Made for Germany” investment initiative, pledging about €631 billion ($734 billion) in domestic spending through 2028. The group includes industrial heavyweight Siemens and lender Deutsche Bank and will present the plan to Chancellor Friedrich Merz and Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil later in the day. Corporate leaders said the programme is intended to revive Europe’s biggest economy after a prolonged period of weak growth and to restore investor confidence. The funds are earmarked for areas ranging from industrial capacity to digital and green technologies, with executives such as Siemens Chief Executive Roland Busch highlighting the need to harness industrial data and artificial-intelligence tools to boost productivity.