The biotech company made Ghent the home of its first CAR-T cell therapy production site on European soil, in partnership with Janssen Biotech.

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

The Austrian company expanded its facilities near the Port of Antwerp by adding a new propylene factory 3 times the size of its former largest factory.

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

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.