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We love Bremen.
Together, we achieve more – for the city, its economy, and its people.

From 'A' as in 'Airbus' to 'Z' as in 'Zech Group', Bremen has a number of large companies that export across the globe and are among the market leaders in their sectors. These are the major employers in Bremen.

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The state of Bremen covers 420 square kilometres and is home to around 683,000 people. Almost 22,000 companies provide more than 325,000 jobs. Below, we introduce some of the strong sectors that make Bremen such an excellent business location.

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Among the top ten major industrial hubs in Germany, smallest federal state, but eleventh-largest German city. We have put together a selection of key facts and figures about Bremen for you.

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The current Real Estate Market Report 2025 can be downloaded or ordered in printed form. Request your free print copy by calling +49(0)421-9600-121 or sending an e-mail to thorsten.tendahl@wfb-bremen.de . The PDF can be downloaded here.

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Letters from ...
10 July 2025

Letters from Türkiye: Summer 2025 edition

Türkiye is focusing on high-tech innovation in order to achieve long-term growth. Will it succeed? Our Türkiye expert Erol Tüfekҫi explains in our country report.

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Maritime economy and logistics
28 April 2025

Profile of Bremen's eight ports

Bremen's ports are the engine that drives economic activity throughout the region. But do you know which goods arrive and depart, and where? We have taken a look around the eight port complexes in Bremen.

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Aerospace
23 April 2025

Visions for the future of aerospace

From car navigation systems to weather reports - hardly anything works without satellites. They need fuel, but this is often toxic. The Institute of Aerospace Technology at Bremen University of Applied Sciences is researching environmentally friendly alternatives. What the future of space travel could look like.

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