Over 60 prominent German enterprises have collectively unveiled an ambitious investment plan of at least 100 billion euros (approximately $116 billion) aimed at steering Germany's economy out of its growth stagnation. Spearheaded by executives from the likes of Deutsche Bank and Siemens, this initiative has been closely aligned with the Mertz government. A statement issued on Monday affirmed that these companies have pledged to inject hundreds of billions of euros into Germany's economy by 2028.