Capmont Technology, a Munich-based venture capital firm, has raised €100 million to support early-stage B2B technology startups in Europe and the US. The firm plans to write cheques of between €2.5 million into 15-16 startups focusing on enterprise SaaS and industrial tech. Additionally, DeepDrive, another Munich-based company, has secured €30 million in Series B funding to build production lines for its electric vehicle motor technology. Phlair, formerly known as Carbon Atlantis, has raised €14.5 million to scale its hydrolyzer-based Direct Air Capture (DAC) technology, which aims to lower the costs of removing carbon dioxide from the air. The fundraising efforts highlight the growing investment in innovative technologies.