BERLIN, Oct 19 (Reuters) – Germany could unlock investment and financing potential of €2.9 trillion to €4.1 trillion ($3.3-$4.6 ‌trillion) by 2035 across key growth areas, ‌the Made for Germany business initiative said on Monday.

The cross-industry ​group, which includes 147 companies and investors, said its new report identified five areas in which global capital opportunities align with Germany’s industrial strengths and ‌reform efforts.

The sectors ⁠are AI, industrial transformation and next-generation technologies, resilient energy systems, core infrastructure, and ⁠security and defence.

Germany’s high costs and regulatory burdens continue to weigh on growth, the initiative said. But ​it argued ​that initial reforms, ​combined with the country’s ‌political and legal stability, research base, skilled workforce, industrial depth and access to Europe’s single market, could attract long-term capital.

The report will be presented to Economy Minister Katherina Reiche later on Monday by ‌the CEOs of Deutsche Bank ​and Siemens.

Made for Germany said ​its members planned ​to invest more than €850 billion through ‌2028, after investing more than €200 ​billion in ​2025. Additional companies and investors are invited to join the initiative.

The initiative called on policymakers ​to implement ‌reforms consistently, saying this was needed to convert ​investor interest into projects.

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