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

The American oil and gas giant has been present in Flanders for roughly 60 years, investing around USD 2 billion in just one decade.

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).

The European branch of Japanese cooling & heating solutions multinational Daikin is building a EUR 140-million global innovation center in Ghent, 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 German chemical giant has been present in Flanders since 1964. Over the last few decades, it has invested heavily in its Antwerp production site.