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Netherlands Foreign Investment Agency
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1978
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The Netherlands Foreign Investment Agency (NFIA) is a Dutch government agency founded in 1978 and headquartered in The Hague that assists foreign companies in establishing, expanding, or relocating operations in the Netherlands. Operating under the Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs as part of the Invest in Holland network, NFIA provides free, end-to-end investment facilitation services—from initial market exploration and regulatory guidance to post-establishment support—including location advisory, talent channeling, tax incentive navigation (WBSO, innovation box at 9%, 30% expat facility), and connection to the Dutch knowledge and innovation ecosystem. The agency does not develop proprietary technology products; its core function is institutional matchmaking and advisory services delivered through a national network of regional development agencies (ROMs), Amsterdam Trade & Invest, Holland International Distribution Council, and 11 Expat Centers.

In 2025, NFIA supported 180 foreign company establishment or expansion projects, with R&D accounting for 53 projects (30%) and emerging as the single largest investment category. The Netherlands' positioning as a top-3 EU member state in the 2025 European Innovation Scoreboard, combined with €20 billion in government innovation funding allocated between 2021 and 2025, forms the underlying value proposition NFIA markets to prospects. Key industries served include Life Sciences & Health, Agrifood, IT & Tech, Chemicals, High Tech Systems, Creative industries, Energy, Fintech, Maritime, Water Technology, and Supply Chain Solutions, anchored by Europe's largest port (Rotterdam) and Amsterdam Airport Schiphol.

NFIA's business model is non-commercial: it is publicly funded, offers services free of charge to qualifying foreign companies, and generates no revenue. Distribution is delivered via direct enterprise engagement by NFIA relationship managers and a regional reseller/channel network covering the full national territory. Marketing reach is multilingual (English, German, Japanese, Korean, Traditional Chinese) across the Invest in Holland website, newsletter, LinkedIn, and X (Twitter), supplemented by trade missions, summits, and regional events. The agency's customer base is broad and horizontal across company sizes and source geographies, with no single client dominating.

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The Netherlands Foreign Investment Agency (NFIA) is a Dutch government agency, founded in 1978 and headquartered in The Hague, that provides free investment facilitation and advisory services to foreign companies establishing operations in the Netherlands, as part of the Invest in Holland network.

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HeadquartersThe Hague, Netherlands
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The Hague
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Netherlands
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Europe
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Serves global market

Offices1 record

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Keyword5 values
foreign direct investment, investment promotion services, business location advisory, government investment agency, international business facilitation
NAICS code2 codes
  • International Affairs92812
  • Public Administration92
SIC code2 codes
  • International Affairs9721
  • Foreign Governments8888
Product category
Investment Promotion Services
Social media profiles3 records
GTM motion2 records

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Revenue model1 record
1Government-funded public service
Description

NFIA is a non-revenue-generating government agency under the Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs. Its operations are funded by public budgets to attract foreign direct investment to the Netherlands. Services are provided free of charge to qualifying foreign companies.

investinholland.com
Marketing channels4 records

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Distribution channels2 records

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Personnel, Marketing or Sales, Operations, Others
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B2B
Offering typeServices
Services
Brand1 record
1Invest in Holland Network
Description

A national network of regional partners that supports international companies in establishing operations in the Netherlands

investinholland.com
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The Netherlands Foreign Investment Agency (NFIA) is a Dutch government agency that provides free advisory and facilitation services to foreign companies considering establishing or expanding operations in the Netherlands. It offers tailored location advisory, regulatory and tax-incentive guidance (including WBSO R&D tax credit and innovation box), connection to knowledge institutions and the Invest in Holland regional network, and post-establishment support across 11 key industries such as Life Sciences, IT, High Tech Systems, Energy, and Logistics.

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  • In 2025, 180 foreign companies established or expanded operations in the Netherlands with support from the Invest in Holland network, with R&D accounting for 53 projects (30%)
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Product overview1 text field

NFIA (Netherlands Foreign Investment Agency) is a government investment promotion agency operating under the Invest in Holland network. It is not a technology product company but rather a service organization that assists foreign companies in establishing, expanding, or relocating their business operations to the Netherlands. The agency provides guidance on location factors, regulatory requirements, incentives, talent acquisition, and network connections across key industries including Life Sciences & Health, Agrifood, IT & Tech, Chemicals, High Tech Systems, Creative, Energy, Fintech, Maritime, Water Technology, and Supply Chain Solutions. Services include support for headquarters setup, office operations, advanced manufacturing, research & development, smart logistics, and startups.

Product and service8 records
1Foreign Investment Advisory and Facilitation
CategoryInvestment Promotion
2Research and Development Support
3Headquarters Establishment Support
4Advanced Manufacturing Location Advisory
CategoryManufacturing Investment Advisory
Description

Site selection, regulatory, and incentive advisory for foreign companies establishing advanced manufacturing facilities in the Netherlands, with tailored support from regional development agencies and the Holland International Distribution Council.

5Smart Logistics and Distribution Advisory
CategoryLogistics Investment Advisory
Description

Advisory for foreign logistics, supply chain, and distribution companies leveraging the Netherlands' strategic position via the Port of Rotterdam and Schiphol Airport, including connection to Holland International Distribution Council and other ecosystem partners.

6Office Operations and Shared Services Advisory
CategoryInvestment Promotion
Description

Advisory and facilitation for foreign companies establishing back-office, shared services, or operational offices in the Netherlands, including guidance on workforce setup and access to the Invest in Holland regional network.

7Startup Soft-Landing Support
CategoryStartup Support Services
Description

Support for international startups establishing a European base in the Netherlands, including ecosystem introductions, access to startup visa and expat facilities, and connection to investors and partners.

8Expat Center Coordination
CategoryRelocation Services
Description

Coordination of soft-landing services through 11 Expat Centers across the Netherlands, providing international employees and their families with housing, schooling, and administrative support during relocation.

Scale indicator6 records

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Type, Value, Description, Source

Partnership5 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Amsterdam Trade & Invest collaborates with NFIA to support foreign companies establishing operations in the Amsterdam region. It provides local market intelligence, networking, and soft-landing services. Supported AEVO Innovate's European hub establishment.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Holland International Distribution Council (HDC) supports foreign companies in logistics, supply chain, and distribution sectors. Partnered with NFIA to assist Arvist's European headquarters establishment in Rotterdam.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Amsterdam Trade & Invest worked with NFIA to support TETMET's first fully vertically integrated ASLM production facility at SEGRO Park Amsterdam Airport.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

NFIA is part of the national Invest in Holland network which includes regional development agencies (ROMs) across the Netherlands. These agencies provide localized investment facilitation and post-establishment support to foreign companies.

Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

The Netherlands has 11 Expat Centers across the nation that provide soft-landing services to international employees and their families, including assistance with housing, schools, and administrative procedures. Part of the Invest in Holland support ecosystem.

Recent move9 records

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Expansion highlight5 records

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

Ireland's national investment promotion agency, directly comparable to NFIA: a government-backed entity that provides free advisory and facilitation services to attract foreign direct investment into Ireland, with a strong pitch on tax and EU market access.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Germany's federal investment promotion agency. Closely matches NFIA's mandate — advising foreign companies on establishing operations in Germany, with sector-specific promotion across R&D, manufacturing, and tech — and competes for the same pool of EU-bound FDI.

TypeDirect peer
Description

France's national agency for international business development and foreign investment attraction. Operates the same 'attract FDI + facilitate establishment' mandate as NFIA, with comparable services, regional partners, and sector pitches (tech, industry, life sciences).

TypeDirect peer
Description

Sweden's national investment promotion agency, jointly owned by the Swedish government and the private sector. Provides the same mix of foreign investment advisory, location consulting, and ecosystem matchmaking that NFIA offers in the Netherlands.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Switzerland's official investment promotion body. Directly comparable in function to NFIA — attracting foreign companies, supporting market entry, and providing location advisory — though operating from outside the EU.

TypeRegional player
Description

The investment promotion agency for Belgium's Flanders region. Operates the same FDI-attraction mandate as NFIA but focused on a Belgian sub-jurisdiction rather than a national gateway.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Spain's national investment promotion unit under ICEX. Provides comparable FDI advisory and facilitation services targeting foreign companies considering Spain as an EU base — competing for the same European gateway decisions as NFIA.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Singapore's statutory board supporting enterprise development and foreign company establishment. Comparable to NFIA as a government investment facilitation agency, with a broader enterprise-development mandate beyond pure FDI attraction.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Canada's national investment promotion agency under the federal government. Provides parallel FDI advisory, location consulting, and aftercare services for foreign companies evaluating Canada — directly comparable to NFIA's mandate in the Netherlands.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

The UK government's department responsible for investment promotion (successor to the Department for International Trade). Offers overlapping FDI-attraction services to NFIA but as part of a much broader economic policy portfolio rather than as a single-purpose agency.

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Weaknesses5 records

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Competitive moat5 records

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Key risks6 records

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Key highlights7 records

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Named customers3 records

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Segment3 records

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Ideal customer profile4 records

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Profile, Firmographic size, Sales motion, Sales cycle length, Buying structure, Purchase trigger, Buyer persona, Geography, Industry vertical, Primary use case, Description, Pain points, Evidence proof points, Target buyer

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Netherlands Foreign Investment Agency

Investment Promotion Servicesinvestinholland.com

The Netherlands Foreign Investment Agency (NFIA) is a Dutch government agency, founded in 1978 and headquartered in The Hague, that provides free investment facilitation and advisory services to foreign companies establishing operations in the Netherlands, as part of the Invest in Holland network.

What Netherlands Foreign Investment Agency does

The Netherlands Foreign Investment Agency (NFIA) is a Dutch government agency founded in 1978 and headquartered in The Hague that assists foreign companies in establishing, expanding, or relocating operations in the Netherlands. Operating under the Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs as part of the Invest in Holland network, NFIA provides free, end-to-end investment facilitation services—from initial market exploration and regulatory guidance to post-establishment support—including location advisory, talent channeling, tax incentive navigation (WBSO, innovation box at 9%, 30% expat facility), and connection to the Dutch knowledge and innovation ecosystem. The agency does not develop proprietary technology products; its core function is institutional matchmaking and advisory services delivered through a national network of regional development agencies (ROMs), Amsterdam Trade & Invest, Holland International Distribution Council, and 11 Expat Centers.

In 2025, NFIA supported 180 foreign company establishment or expansion projects, with R&D accounting for 53 projects (30%) and emerging as the single largest investment category. The Netherlands' positioning as a top-3 EU member state in the 2025 European Innovation Scoreboard, combined with €20 billion in government innovation funding allocated between 2021 and 2025, forms the underlying value proposition NFIA markets to prospects. Key industries served include Life Sciences & Health, Agrifood, IT & Tech, Chemicals, High Tech Systems, Creative industries, Energy, Fintech, Maritime, Water Technology, and Supply Chain Solutions, anchored by Europe's largest port (Rotterdam) and Amsterdam Airport Schiphol.

NFIA's business model is non-commercial: it is publicly funded, offers services free of charge to qualifying foreign companies, and generates no revenue. Distribution is delivered via direct enterprise engagement by NFIA relationship managers and a regional reseller/channel network covering the full national territory. Marketing reach is multilingual (English, German, Japanese, Korean, Traditional Chinese) across the Invest in Holland website, newsletter, LinkedIn, and X (Twitter), supplemented by trade missions, summits, and regional events. The agency's customer base is broad and horizontal across company sizes and source geographies, with no single client dominating.

Netherlands Foreign Investment Agency firmographics

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Name
Netherlands Foreign Investment Agency
Legal name
Netherlands Foreign Investment Agency
Website
https://investinholland.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
1978
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
101–250 employees
Short description
The Netherlands Foreign Investment Agency (NFIA) is a Dutch government agency, founded in 1978 and headquartered in The Hague, that provides free investment facilitation and advisory services to foreign companies establishing operations in the Netherlands, as part of the Invest in Holland network.
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Where Netherlands Foreign Investment Agency is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
The Hague
HQ country
Netherlands
HQ region
Europe

Offices1 record

Markets served

Netherlands Foreign Investment Agency business model

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GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Marketing or Sales, Operations, Others

Revenue model

  1. Government-funded public service: NFIA is a non-revenue-generating government agency under the Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs. Its operations are funded by public budgets to attract foreign direct investment to the Netherlands. Services are provided free of charge to qualifying foreign companies.

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels2 records

Marketing channels4 records

Netherlands Foreign Investment Agency product offering

Product offering

Core offering

The Netherlands Foreign Investment Agency (NFIA) is a Dutch government agency that provides free advisory and facilitation services to foreign companies considering establishing or expanding operations in the Netherlands. It offers tailored location advisory, regulatory and tax-incentive guidance (including WBSO R&D tax credit and innovation box), connection to knowledge institutions and the Invest in Holland regional network, and post-establishment support across 11 key industries such as Life Sciences, IT, High Tech Systems, Energy, and Logistics.

Product overview

NFIA (Netherlands Foreign Investment Agency) is a government investment promotion agency operating under the Invest in Holland network. It is not a technology product company but rather a service organization that assists foreign companies in establishing, expanding, or relocating their business operations to the Netherlands. The agency provides guidance on location factors, regulatory requirements, incentives, talent acquisition, and network connections across key industries including Life Sciences & Health, Agrifood, IT & Tech, Chemicals, High Tech Systems, Creative, Energy, Fintech, Maritime, Water Technology, and Supply Chain Solutions. Services include support for headquarters setup, office operations, advanced manufacturing, research & development, smart logistics, and startups.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • Invest in Holland Network: A national network of regional partners that supports international companies in establishing operations in the Netherlands

Products and services

  • Foreign Investment Advisory and Facilitation
  • Research and Development Support
  • Headquarters Establishment Support
  • Advanced Manufacturing Location Advisory Site selection, regulatory, and incentive advisory for foreign companies establishing advanced manufacturing facilities in the Netherlands, with tailored support from regional development agencies and the Holland International Distribution Council.
  • Smart Logistics and Distribution Advisory Advisory for foreign logistics, supply chain, and distribution companies leveraging the Netherlands' strategic position via the Port of Rotterdam and Schiphol Airport, including connection to Holland International Distribution Council and other ecosystem partners.
  • Office Operations and Shared Services Advisory Advisory and facilitation for foreign companies establishing back-office, shared services, or operational offices in the Netherlands, including guidance on workforce setup and access to the Invest in Holland regional network.
  • Startup Soft-Landing Support Support for international startups establishing a European base in the Netherlands, including ecosystem introductions, access to startup visa and expat facilities, and connection to investors and partners.
  • Expat Center Coordination Coordination of soft-landing services through 11 Expat Centers across the Netherlands, providing international employees and their families with housing, schooling, and administrative support during relocation.

Quantifiable outcome

  • In 2025, 180 foreign companies established or expanded operations in the Netherlands with support from the Invest in Holland network, with R&D accounting for 53 projects (30%)
  • +1 more outcomes

Companies that use Netherlands Foreign Investment Agency

Customer profile

Named customers3 records

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles4 records

Netherlands Foreign Investment Agency technology and API

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Netherlands Foreign Investment Agency partnerships and signals

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Partnerships

Five partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

  • Amsterdam Trade & InvestcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerAmsterdam Trade & Invest collaborates with NFIA to support foreign companies establishing operations in the Amsterdam region. It provides local market intelligence, networking, and soft-landing services. Supported AEVO Innovate's European hub establishment.
  • Holland International Distribution CouncilcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerHolland International Distribution Council (HDC) supports foreign companies in logistics, supply chain, and distribution sectors. Partnered with NFIA to assist Arvist's European headquarters establishment in Rotterdam.
  • Amsterdam Trade & InvestcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerAmsterdam Trade & Invest worked with NFIA to support TETMET's first fully vertically integrated ASLM production facility at SEGRO Park Amsterdam Airport.
  • Invest in Holland Network (Regional Development Agencies)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerNFIA is part of the national Invest in Holland network which includes regional development agencies (ROMs) across the Netherlands. These agencies provide localized investment facilitation and post-establishment support to foreign companies.
  • Expat CentersminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerThe Netherlands has 11 Expat Centers across the nation that provide soft-landing services to international employees and their families, including assistance with housing, schools, and administrative procedures. Part of the Invest in Holland support ecosystem.

Scale indicators6 records

Recent moves9 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Netherlands Foreign Investment Agency competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • IDA Ireland: Ireland's national investment promotion agency, directly comparable to NFIA: a government-backed entity that provides free advisory and facilitation services to attract foreign direct investment into Ireland, with a strong pitch on tax and EU market access.
  • Germany Trade & Invest (GTAI): Germany's federal investment promotion agency. Closely matches NFIA's mandate — advising foreign companies on establishing operations in Germany, with sector-specific promotion across R&D, manufacturing, and tech — and competes for the same pool of EU-bound FDI.
  • Business France: France's national agency for international business development and foreign investment attraction. Operates the same 'attract FDI + facilitate establishment' mandate as NFIA, with comparable services, regional partners, and sector pitches (tech, industry, life sciences).
  • Business Sweden: Sweden's national investment promotion agency, jointly owned by the Swedish government and the private sector. Provides the same mix of foreign investment advisory, location consulting, and ecosystem matchmaking that NFIA offers in the Netherlands.
  • Switzerland Global Enterprise (S-GE): Switzerland's official investment promotion body. Directly comparable in function to NFIA — attracting foreign companies, supporting market entry, and providing location advisory — though operating from outside the EU.
  • Invest in Spain (ICEX): Spain's national investment promotion unit under ICEX. Provides comparable FDI advisory and facilitation services targeting foreign companies considering Spain as an EU base — competing for the same European gateway decisions as NFIA.
  • Invest in Canada: Canada's national investment promotion agency under the federal government. Provides parallel FDI advisory, location consulting, and aftercare services for foreign companies evaluating Canada — directly comparable to NFIA's mandate in the Netherlands.

Regional players

  • Flanders Investment & Trade (FIT): The investment promotion agency for Belgium's Flanders region. Operates the same FDI-attraction mandate as NFIA but focused on a Belgian sub-jurisdiction rather than a national gateway.

Broad incumbents

  • Enterprise Singapore: Singapore's statutory board supporting enterprise development and foreign company establishment. Comparable to NFIA as a government investment facilitation agency, with a broader enterprise-development mandate beyond pure FDI attraction.
  • Department for Business and Trade (UK): The UK government's department responsible for investment promotion (successor to the Department for International Trade). Offers overlapping FDI-attraction services to NFIA but as part of a much broader economic policy portfolio rather than as a single-purpose agency.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

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Frequently asked questions about Netherlands Foreign Investment Agency

What does Netherlands Foreign Investment Agency do?

The Netherlands Foreign Investment Agency (NFIA) is a Dutch government agency that provides free advisory and facilitation services to foreign companies considering establishing or expanding operations in the Netherlands. It offers tailored location advisory, regulatory and tax-incentive guidance (including WBSO R&D tax credit and innovation box), connection to knowledge institutions and the Invest in Holland regional network, and post-establishment support across 11 key industries such as Life Sciences, IT, High Tech Systems, Energy, and Logistics.

Is Netherlands Foreign Investment Agency a public or private company?

Netherlands Foreign Investment Agency is a private company. It is classified as state government owned and is currently operating.

When was Netherlands Foreign Investment Agency founded?

Netherlands Foreign Investment Agency was founded in 1978. It employs 101 to 250 people.

Where is Netherlands Foreign Investment Agency based?

Netherlands Foreign Investment Agency is headquartered in The Hague, Netherlands, in the Europe region.

How does Netherlands Foreign Investment Agency make money?

One revenue line is on record: government-funded public service.

Who are Netherlands Foreign Investment Agency's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are IDA Ireland, Germany Trade & Invest (GTAI), Business France, Business Sweden, Switzerland Global Enterprise (S-GE), Invest in Spain (ICEX) and Invest in Canada. Flanders Investment & Trade (FIT) is listed as a regional player. Broad incumbents are Enterprise Singapore and Department for Business and Trade (UK).

Does Netherlands Foreign Investment Agency have an API?

No public API is recorded for Netherlands Foreign Investment Agency.

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PR NewswireHome to Europe's largest security cluster, the Netherlands is at the forefront of cybersecurityThe Netherlands Foreign Investment Agency (NFIA) is promoting the Netherlands as a premier destination for cybersecurity investment at the RSA Conference in San Francisco, May 6-9, 2024. The country is home to Security Delta (HSD), one of Europe's leading security clusters, where companies, government organizations, and knowledge institutions collaborate on innovative security solutions. The NFIA offers free assistance to companies looking to establish or expand operations in the Netherlands.PR NewswireThe Netherlands is a Pioneer and Powerhouse of Agrifood InnovationsThe Netherlands Foreign Investment Agency (NFIA) announced its participation at the World Agri-Tech Innovation Summit and Future Food-Tech Summit in San Francisco from March 19-22, 2024, to promote the Netherlands as a destination for agrifood investment. The Netherlands ranks as the second largest agrifood exporter globally and hosts production and R&D operations for all top 10 agrifood companies, with Wageningen University and Research serving as a key innovation hub. The NFIA is offering meetings to discuss sustainable agrifood solutions and investment opportunities in the Dutch agrifood sector.PR NewswireMore than 100 North and South American Companies go Dutch in 2020The Netherlands Foreign Investment Agency (NFIA) and Invest in Holland reported that 305 foreign companies established or expanded operations in the Netherlands in 2020, expecting to create more than 8,600 direct jobs and invest €1.9 billion in their projects. North and South American companies—including Beyond Meat, Crocs, MSD, Inshur, and McCain Foods—accounted for 100 direct investment projects, representing nearly one-third of the foreign investment projects NFIA was involved in worldwide, with expected investments of close to €1.1 billion and 3,971 new jobs. Despite a 25% decline in overall foreign investments compared to 2019 due to the coronavirus pandemic, Brexit continues to drive companies to the Netherlands, with 218 companies having relocated since the 2016 referendum, including 78 in 2020 alone.PR NewswireRe-Teck Chose Breda as Facility Location for the Western European MarketRe-Teck, a member of the Li Tong Group and a global provider of reverse supply chain management solutions, opened its first Dutch facility in Breda on February 12, 2019, with the Mayor of Breda and Li Tong Group CEO in attendance. The Breda facility, located on the Steenakkers industrial estate, is equipped to process a wide range of electronic products including mobile devices, mobility, IoT, telecoms, and consumer electronics, and will increase Re-Teck's processing capacity by approximately 50,000 mobile devices per month. The Netherlands location was chosen to cover the EMEA market alongside Re-Teck's existing facilities in Dubai and Vienna, with assistance from the Netherlands Foreign Investment Agency (NFIA), BOM Foreign Investments, and REWIN West-Brabant.PR NewswireThe Netherlands Reports Uptick in Investment By 372 Foreign Companies in 2018The Netherlands Foreign Investment Agency announced that 372 foreign companies invested in the Netherlands in 2018, representing a significant uptick in foreign direct investment. These projects totaled €2.85 billion in capital investment and the planned creation of 9,847 new jobs, with North American companies accounting for 85 projects generating 3,296 jobs. The surge was driven partly by Brexit-related relocations, with 42 companies including the European Medicines Agency moving to the Netherlands in 2018, more than double the 18 that relocated in 2017.PR NewswireThe Netherlands is a Magnet for Foreign InvestmentThe Netherlands Foreign Investment Agency (NFIA) marked its 40th anniversary in 2018, celebrating its role in facilitating North American investment into the country. According to the article, North American companies invested nearly €122.35 million in the Netherlands last year, creating more than 2,500 jobs, with Google notably announcing a €500 million expansion of its Dutch data center. The article positions the Netherlands as the most competitive economy in the European Union and the top country globally for digital connectivity, according to the World Economic Forum and the European Commission's Digital Economy and Society index.PR NewswireNetherlands Minister for Economic Affairs and Dutch Prince Strengthen Economic Ties With Silicon ValleyNetherlands Minister for Economic Affairs Henk Kamp and Prince Constantijn van Oranje led a Dutch delegation to Silicon Valley in January 2017 to meet with executives from 24 California companies and encourage investment in the Netherlands. The Netherlands Foreign Investment Agency organized an investment dinner with executives from Dolby, GoPro, LinkedIn, Netflix, Oracle, DuPont, Applied Medical, Google, and Uber to promote the Netherlands as a pro-business gateway to Europe. Multiple companies announced concrete investment commitments including Oracle's new Cloud Sales Center in Amsterdam (450 jobs), Medtronic's new facility in Heerlen (140 jobs), and Willamette Valley Company's new manufacturing operations in the Netherlands.PR NewswireForeign Investment in the Netherlands Creates 9,300 Jobs in 2015The Netherlands Foreign Investment Agency (NFIA) and its regional partners assisted in attracting more than 300 foreign investment projects in 2015, representing $2.04 billion in capital investment and the creation of more than 9,300 new jobs. North American companies drove the momentum with 75 projects and over $1.6 billion in capital investment generating 4,519 direct jobs, with the U.S. remaining the main source of investment. Notable projects included ExxonMobil's $1 billion refinery expansion in Rotterdam, Tesla's new car factory in Tilburg, and several companies establishing European headquarters in Holland.