Europe and German Business News Update – September 22nd 2025

Welcome to the infobrokerworld News Update, where we bring you the
latest insights from the German market…..

Today is September 22nd 2025.

My Name is Jennifer Bennett the AI voice of the
infobrokerworld Audio Line.….

and here are today's top stories.

Today, we start with a deal that could reshape how Europe finances
its power grids. RWE and Apollo have created a joint venture to
hold RWE’s 25 percent in Amprion. Dividends from the stake fund the
vehicle, and the sponsor keeps room to sell down later. If it
works, expect copycats across regulated infrastructure.

There’s movement at Tennet Germany. The Dutch state is preparing to
widen the shareholder base, a step that could pull fresh capital
into the backbone of Germany’s energy transition—and turn up the
heat on Berlin.

Tech is the second headline. Oracle is poised to play gatekeeper
twice: as cloud host in a potential Tiktok arrangement and,
separately, in talks to deliver AI capacity for Meta. It’s a
reminder that compute, not code, is today’s toll road.

Autos are in reverse. Porsche is shelving its EV platform and
taking multi-billion charges, with spillovers to VW. In the equity
market, Scout24 steps into the Dax, while Aumovio finds its footing
after a shaky debut as analysts warm to the story.

For investors, yields and diversification steal the show. Raisin
rolls out a 2.85 percent offer that’s decent but not flawless.
ELTIFs open private equity to retail investors—mind the fees and
the opacity. And cat-bonds keep attracting money with record
volumes and strong returns.

Finally, the macro backdrop remains calmer than the headlines.
China holds rates steady, strategists say lofty prices are not a
sell signal, and venture voices like Balderton believe the IPO
window is inching wider. Even after a volatile September, Citigroup
calls markets resilient.

This concludes today’s business news. Thanks for being with us, and
we’ll see you next time.