Nicolas Saverys, a key figure in the Belgian shipping industry, heads Exmar, a company specializing in the transport of liquefied gas. With a fortune of over 1 billion euros, he has valued Exmar at 732 million euros by 2022. Find out more about his career, his successes and his influence on the European energy market.
The Delen family, with impressive assets of over 96 million euros, embodies the essence of financial success and innovation in Belgium.
Conny Vandendriessche, co-founder of Accent Jobs, illustrates a remarkable Belgian entrepreneurial journey, from receptionist to one of the country's most influential businesswomen.
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.
Since its foundation in 1871, the Moortgat family brewery has evolved from a modest brewery farm into one of Belgium's most successful and innovative breweries. The acquisition of the Maredsous brewery in 1963 and the management of Tuborg's bottling rights for the Benelux countries marked the first steps in its expansion.
Discover the meteoric rise of TVH, the Belgian materials handling equipment giant, from its foundation in 1969 by Paul Thermote and Paul Vanhalst to become a world leader. With an impressive inventory of 2,100 used forklift trucks and over 16 million spare parts references, TVH has established itself as an essential reference, serving 20,000 active customers in 162 countries.
Immerse yourself in the world of the Lhoist-Berghmans family, whose assets total nearly 3 billion euros thanks to their world-leading lime and dolomite production.
The history of the Frère family, marked by success and strategy, enters a new era with the succession of Albert Frère, the famous Belgian billionaire. At the heart of this transition are Ségolène Frère and her husband, Ian Gallienne.
The Cigrang family, with an estimated heritage of 2 billion euros, stands out for its maritime empire and diversified investments. Originally from Luxembourg, but deeply rooted in Antwerp, they run Cobelfret, a major freight forwarding and port terminal management company.
Jan De Clerck, heir to the Domo Group and owner of a fortune estimated at 850 million euros, embodies the next generation of a renowned Belgian entrepreneurial dynasty. Having taken up the torch from his father, Roger De Clerck, Jan has propelled Domo Chemicals to the top of the technical yarn industry, crucial to the European carpet market.
