The Dockx family, active in construction and renovation in Belgium, has built up a portfolio valued at 39 million euros. With ambitious projects such as the transformation of Château Cantecroy and residential developments in Mol and Antwerp, they have succeeded in combining innovation and tradition in the real estate sector. Their success testifies to their long-term commitment to sustainable, high-quality development.
The Blommaert family, head of the Avia fuel distribution network in Belgium, controls assets estimated at over 108 million euros. With strategic centers across the country, brothers Jonas and Jakob Blommaert manage the family business while modernizing its operations. In addition, Aaron Blommaert, a rising figure in Belgian showbiz, adds an artistic dimension to the family's reputation, combining entrepreneurial heritage with media success.
The Boël family, with a fortune estimated at over 3 billion euros, has built its empire on the steel industry and strategic investments. Owners of the vast Court-Saint-Etienne estate and major shareholders in Sofina, their success is based on strategic marriages and prudent management. Today, the family continues to play an influential role in Belgium, while diversifying its assets in various sectors, notably with Nicolas Boël at the helm of Solvay.
Belgian entrepreneur Erwin De Keyser has built up a fortune of over 55 million euros through the sale of the Trenal Group and his investments in UV inks specialist Arets Graphics. With venture capital holdings and strategic partnerships, he continues to play a key role in printing process innovation, while diversifying his assets.
Inge De Keyser, heiress to the De Keyser family, amassed a fortune of over 50 million euros from the ink industry. After the sale of Trenal, she and her brother Erwin retained Arets Graphics, an innovator in UV inks. Their strategic management and judicious investments continue to strengthen their family fortune.
The Boucherie family, originally from Izegem, built a fortune of over 30 million euros by specializing in the production of brushes and plastic products. Founded in 1928, the company diversified and merged with Italy's Borghi in 2014, strengthening its global position. Today, the Boucherie family continues to thrive, with facilities in the USA, India and China.
The de Mévius family, one of AB InBev's main shareholders, has a fortune of over 3.6 billion euros. Thanks to strategic alliances with other large families such as the Spoelberchs and the Van Dammes, the de Mévius family continues to play a major role in the Belgian industrial landscape. Their Verlinvest holding company manages billions of euros in investments, making them one of Belgium's most influential families.
Christophe Rousseaux, a key figure in the Rousseaux family, has built a fortune of over 221 million euros through Immoweb, Belgium's largest real estate platform. Heirs to the family empire, Christophe and Tanguy Rousseaux have diversified their investments through the Akiles fund, consolidating their wealth. The Rousseaux family's influence in both real estate and start-ups continues to make its mark on the Belgian and European economies.
Find out how Home Invest Belgium, with a market capitalization of 350 million euros, is breaking new ground in the real estate sector with sustainable projects like Den Dam, and how the Van Overstraeten family is shaping its ongoing success, holding 30.3% of shares since 2008. Delve deeper into their strategy of growing dividends, a sign of their robust commitment to shareholders.
Dominiek De Clerck, a member of the famous De Clerck family, is a Belgian entrepreneur whose fortune exceeds 130 million euros, mainly thanks to his involvement in real estate and banking through the CKV company. Despite family conflicts and legal disputes, Dominiek has managed to consolidate his position, notably by focusing on the management of his estate and his historic domain in Vollezele. In partnership with his wife, Veronique Santens, he continues to enhance and preserve the family heritage while developing his assets.
