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

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

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 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).

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