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

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

As one of the first Japanese businesses ever to invest in Flanders, air conditioning expert Daikin has been anchored in the region since 1973.

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

A pharma powerhouse from the US, Johnson & Johnson has a track record in Flanders spanning over 50 years and hundreds of millions invested.

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