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Meet the previous winners in our Hall of Fame

Since 2013, the Foreign Investment Trophy stage has welcomed nominees and winners from all around the globe. What they have in common? They’re all fans of Flanders’ top-notch business and R&D environment, while showcasing unrelenting dedication to investing in their activities in the region. Dive into their fascinating stories!
Check out all winners and nominees
Nike

Nike

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Lifetime Achievement Trophy

The American sports goods giant first opened a distribution center in Flanders in the early 90s. Now, the region is home to its European Logistics Campus (ELC).

Brolis Semiconductors

Brolis Semiconductors

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Newcomer of the Year Trophy

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.

Kaneka

Kaneka

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Foreign Investment of the Year Trophy

The Japanese tech company Kaneka chose to construct a state-of-the art production line and a quay for inland shipping in Westerlo.

AGP Group

AGP Group

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Newcomer of the Year Trophy

The Latin American high-tech automotive glass producer chose the city of Ghent to house its European operational headquarters.

Barry Callebaut

Barry Callebaut

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Foreign Investment of the Year Trophy

The Swiss chocolate manufacturer chose Lokeren as the location for its new global logistics center, the world’s biggest chocolate warehouse.

Atlas Copco

Atlas Copco

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Lifetime Achievement Trophy

Since first settling in the region in 1955, the Swedish group now has two HQs and employs 3400+ people in Flanders.
 

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