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Displays that are sustainable, long-lasting, and easy on the eyes? Technology that can transform the color of cars? With these cutting-edge innovations, Taiwanese tech giant E Ink has achieved remarkable success. They now control 95% of the global market. After nearly a decade of building strong relationships, exploring opportunities, and preparing with BOM, E Ink decided to establish its European headquarters in Brabant — a significant boost to our High Tech Systems and Materials (HTSM) ecosystem.

In 2024, APA Benelux, a subsidiary of the Polish APA Group, chose to establish its presence at the Brainport Industries Campus in Eindhoven. Despite its small size, the company has big ambitions, says Managing Director Paul Castelijns. The team at APA Benelux is brimming with ideas about what they can bring to – and gain from – the Brabant ecosystem.

MoCA Cognition has joined the High Tech Campus in Eindhoven, marking its first European presence. The company is globally known for its MoCA Test, the leading tool for early detection of cognitive impairment. They are committed to advancing cognitive health technology, focusing on developing AI-powered solutions for cognitive assessment. Establishing a presence in Brabant, the Netherlands is a strategic move toward creating an innovation hub to drive these developments.

Brabant is home to a complete agrifood value chain, ranging from primary food production to cutting-edge high-tech solutions. This unique ecosystem thrives on the strong collaboration between agribusinesses, universities and tech innovators, allowing new ideas and technologies to be developed and implemented rapidly. Partnerships with key institutions, such as Wageningen University & Research and the Technical University Eindhoven, drive continuous advancements in agrifood technology. As a result, Brabant has become a global leader in agrifood innovation, attracting start-ups and industry pioneers alike.

For over 75 years, state-of-the-art electron microscopes are being developed in Eindhoven. Originally as a spin-off from Philips, now as a part of the American multinational Thermo Fisher Scientific. Thermo Fisher demonstrates commitment to expanding in Brabant, embracing an innovative future.

Leo Drive, a Turkish leader in autonomous mobility technologies, has chosen Brabant in the Netherlands for its first European expansion. The company announced in February 2024 that it would establish itself at the Helmond Automotive Campus, strategically positioning itself in one of Europe's most innovative high tech ecosystems. This move signals Leo Drive's intent to accelerate the development and deployment of autonomous vehicle solutions in the European market.

Within 5 years, Brabant will be the leading scale-up hotspot for foodtech startups. A bold ambition that we will collectively strive to achieve. Why do we believe Brabant is the place to scale up your startup?