Nippon Shokubai decided to build a new facility in Zwijndrecht, the company’s largest plant outside of its home base in Japan.

The Vizbaras brothers founded a Lithuanian photonics firm that would take the European tech world by storm and opened an R&D center in Ghent.

The American chemical company built the world's first commercial plant to produce phosphorus-based fire-retardant polymers in Antwerp.

The multinational agricultural equipment manufacturer has century-spanning roots in Flanders, having invested millions of euros and created thousands of jobs.

Through unrelenting investments in the transformation of its Ghent site, Volvo Cars makes it clear: Flanders plays a key role in the Swedish group’s strategy.

The French biopharma giant expanded its biotech factory in Geel to increase its production capacity and biomolecule development.