Discover Luc Beke's innovative vision with Global Estate Group, pioneers of real estate transformation in Belgium. Since 1997, under the enlightened leadership of Luc Beke, Oostkamp-based Global Estate Group has specialized in the development of greenfield and brownfield projects, revitalizing derelict land to create a remarkable real estate value of 44 million euros.
Discover the rise of the Tans family, key players in Belgian real estate, with an impressive fortune of 193 million euros. Anchored in Hasselt, the Tans Group, led by visionaries Willy, Bart and Frank Tans, dominates the real estate market thanks to strategic diversification and in-depth expertise.
Pierre Vandeputte, head of Group Galloo, illustrates an impressive success story in the recycling industry, with assets estimated at 252 million euros. Founded in 1939, Group Galloo has established itself as a leader in the recycling of metals and plastics.
Omnipack-Reyniers, established in Sint-Martens-Latem since 1934, has become a benchmark in fruit and vegetable packaging, with a family fortune valued at 37 million euros.
The Van Rompay family has established itself as a major force in the pharmaceutical sector, with a fortune estimated at 50 million euros, thanks to the founding of Docpharma by Stijn Van Rompay.
The Macharis family, head of VPK Packaging Group, is a spectacular success story in the cardboard and packaging industry, with a family fortune in excess of 1.45 billion euros.
Founded in 1975 by Xavier Degroote, the Degroote Real Estate Group, with family assets of €180 million, is a pillar of the Belgian real estate sector.
The Van Biervliet family, after selling its brickworks businesses in 1994, reinvested in the Fivanco holding company, focusing its expertise on real estate, particularly in international markets. With a diversified portfolio including major projects such as Sea Real Estates in Poland, the discreet but influential Belgian family continues to make its mark on the real estate sector.
With over two decades of expertise in the construction sector, Blomme has established itself as a key player, evolving from contractor to leading real estate developer.
Raymond Calozet transformed Socogetra, the family business, into a civil engineering giant with a net worth of 45 million euros. Under his leadership, the company embraced diversification and internationalization, a legacy brilliantly perpetuated by his daughter Laurence in the real estate and automotive sectors.
