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.

The South African paper producer invested EUR 140 million in its EU operations, turning its Lanaken site into an even more sustainable production hub.

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

The Swiss pharma giant turned its site in Puurs – the world’s largest eye drops production facility – into a biotech hub with a new filling line and analytical lab.

French cooperative Axereal invested EUR 56 million in its Flanders-based subsidiary Boortmalt to build the world’s largest malt production facility.

The French sports goods retailer constructed a new, bigger distribution center in Willebroek to manage its e-commerce logistics.

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.

Part of Mohawk Industries, the premium vinyl flooring expert expanded its production site in Avelgem.

The Japanese air-conditioning manufacturer invested EUR 25.5 million in Flanders, of which EUR 6.6 million went into R&D at its Ostend site.

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

The Norwegian sustainable wood manufacturer invested EUR 20 million in its first factory outside of Norway: a site in Beveren.

The world’s largest parcel service provider built a new distribution center in Lummen to manage its growing EU client base.