Huawei’s European Research Institute in Leuven manages the Chinese company’s growing array of European R&D facilities.

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 American biopharma expert invested EUR 155 million in the expansion of its major production site in Puurs.

The Mexican company’s factory in Zedelgem produces transmission systems for sports cars and serves as its global R&D center.

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

The plant-based food products pioneer invested EUR 65 million in its production facilities in Wevelgem.

The multinational car manufacturer from South Korea invested EUR 50 million to build a new warehouse in Beringen.

Capitalizing on the growing market for specialty chemicals, Evonik invested EUR 70 million in its Antwerp production plant.

The Tex-Mex leader invested in two production lines in Roeselare and relocated its Swedish chips production to Flanders.

The Swiss pharma packaging firm decided to construct an ultra-modern ‘mixing hall’ at its production site in Alken.

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 India-based provider of networking technology solutions and business support services opened a delivery center in Antwerp.