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.

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

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

Established in Flanders since 1929, the French food and beverage company expanded its activities in the region with the production of spoonable yogurt.

The American multinational invested in an industrial site of 23 hectares in the town of Ham to establish a European distribution center for sports footwear.

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