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

Established in Flanders since 1929, the French food and beverage company expanded its activities in the region with the production of spoonable yogurt.

The German chemical giant has been present in Flanders since 1964. Over the last few decades, it has invested heavily in its Antwerp production site.

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

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

The US biotech firm opened its first R&D branch in Ghent’s biotech valley, partnering with research institutes VIB and ILVO.