Defense technology companies in Germany operate in a highly regulated environment that requires careful navigation of various legal requirements. Key regulations include national or EU legislation on handling of defense-related goods and international treaties. The legal landscape is complex: Beyond defense-specific laws, start-ups must also comply with general public law requirements, including building permits and emission protection permits. Besides regulatory requirements that need to be assessed on a case-by-case basis, defense start-ups should even at an early stage consider three areas: (i) foreign investment controls when it comes to investments by foreign investors; (ii) export control; and (iii) sanctions related questions. In this three-part series, we'll examine each area in detail: <ul> <li class="O-BodyTextJ">Part I: Navigating Investment Control Regulations for Defense Start-ups in Germany</li> <li class="O-BodyTextJ">Part II: Understanding Export Control Regulations for Defense Start-ups in Germany</li> <li class="O-BodyTextJ">Part III: Sanctions Compliance: A Guide for Defense Start-ups in Germany</li> </ul> Understanding and complying with these regulations is crucial to avoid severe penalties and ensure successful business operations.

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