Our partners
Thanks to the many years of professional experience of the initiators and founders, TrophoSYS GmbH can draw on a broad network of competent partnerships, knowledge holders and experts who serve the goal of successfully developing future technologies and significantly influence its successful progress.
Against this background, the following partnerships are of particular importance, but represent only a small selection of the available expertise.
Together for the
shared success
bm|t beteiligungsmanagement thüringen gmbh
bm|t beteiligungsmanagement thüringen gmbh was founded in 2003 as a universal investment company for Thuringia and is a subsidiary of the Thuringian Development Bank.
It invests in high-growth technology companies, placing its trust in the entrepreneurial teams and founding personalities. Its extensive expertise lies particularly in investments in the fields of electronics, electrical engineering, automotive engineering, mechanical engineering, metal processing, green tech, IT/media, life sciences, security, and materials.
bm|t sees itself as a temporary partner with the goal of increasing value and actively supports investors in every phase of a company's life, from founding to IPO or MBO/MBI.
ERDF Thuringia
The European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) is a funding instrument of the European Commission for all regions of Europe, designed to reduce development disparities.
The ERDF addresses the needs of the regions. These regions utilize this funding through Operational Programmes to overcome region-specific structural weaknesses. Within the European region system, Thuringia is classified as a transition region and must therefore invest 60% of its ERDF resources in the following priorities: research and development, support for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), and the reduction of CO2 emissions across all sectors of the economy.
Association for the Promotion of Bioeconomy Research
The Association for the Promotion of Bioeconomy Research (FBF) is an alliance of companies and associations involved in animal breeding, artificial insemination, and performance and quality testing in cattle and pigs. Its aim is close collaboration between science and practice. To this end, the FBF participates in large-scale collaborative projects and also commissions its own research.
Friedrich Schiller University Jena
The Friedrich Schiller University Jena is a clearly defined classical university with currently over 18,000 students, including over 2,400 international students.
In Jena, nothing is far away. You can live surrounded by greenery and be in the city center in just a few minutes – and vice versa. The boundaries are fluid – both urban and intellectual. Short distances in Jena also exist in a figurative sense: through personal contacts between researchers and with those responsible in the city and the business community. This allows research and teaching projects to be launched quickly and easily – and creativity can flow freely. Many Jena researchers confirm that there are no limits to thinking here, and they use this to develop innovative projects that transcend disciplinary boundaries.
Institute for the Reproduction of Farm Animals
The Institute for the Reproduction of Farm Animals (IFN) is a non-profit educational and research institution in the field of animal breeding and farm animal research. Following its initial founding more than 60 years ago, it was re-established over 25 years ago with the mission of developing and advancing research, as well as education and training in the field of farm animal reproduction.
Sparkasse Jena-Saale-Holzland
Sparkasse Jena-Saale-Holzland is a German savings bank in Thuringia, headquartered in Jena. It is a public-law institution and a member of the Savings Banks and Giro Association of Hesse-Thuringia. It was formed on February 1, 1995, through the merger of the Stadtroda and Eisenberg savings banks with the Jena branch. Its business area and sponsoring bodies are the city of Jena and the Saale-Holzland district.
Thuringian Development Bank
The Thuringian Development Bank (TAB) was founded in 1992 as a public-law institution (Thuringian Development Bank Act). As the development bank of the Free State of Thuringia, it has since undertaken numerous tasks in the areas of economic, agricultural, and housing development. Environmental protection and infrastructure development are also among its responsibilities. It primarily provides support through grants, loans, and guarantees.
Treuenburg Group
The Treuenburg Group is a real estate and venture capital investor based in Erfurt, the capital of Thuringia. In addition to real estate investments in central Germany, Treuenburg manages a portfolio of investments in innovative, young companies under the Treuenburg Venture Partners brand. The focus is on the areas of digital health, real estate innovation, and climate technology.
University of Zurich - University Veterinary Hospital
The Reproductive Medicine Clinic offers a wide range of services for small and large animal reproduction, including fertility treatments, artificial insemination, embryo transfer, breeding advice, and diagnostics of reproductive disorders. The clinic boasts state-of-the-art equipment and an experienced team of veterinarians and specialists who work closely with research at the University of Zurich.
