Highest equity in Antwerp
This ranking lists the companies in Antwerp with the highest equity in their latest accounts.
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Municipalities with the most companies with a balance sheet
- Antwerp 26,580
- Ghent 13,499
- Brussels 13,111
- Ixelles 9,094
- Uccle 6,865
- Liège 6,202
- Hasselt 5,900
- Bruges 5,557
- Leuven 5,028
- Anderlecht 4,702
- Kortrijk 4,650
- Namur 4,422
Rankings by province
Antwerp
municipality in the province of Antwerp, 556,138 inhabitantsLargest employers
- 1Centrale der Werkgevers aan de Haven van Antwerpen10,219 FTE
- 2Start People7,284 FTE
- 3ZIEKENHUIS AAN DE STROOM6,712 FTE
- 1ARGENTA SPAARBANK€54bn
- 2EXXONMOBIL PETROLEUM & CHEMICAL€41bn
- 3Atlas Copco Airpower€9.7bn
- 1EXXONMOBIL PETROLEUM & CHEMICAL€12bn
- 2Azelis Group€6.1bn
- 3Azelis Finance€5.8bn
- 1Teleperformance Belgium+88.5% a year
- 2Van Mossel Shared Services Belux+85.7% a year
- 3Vibe Group Belgium+74.3% a year
- 1SCR - SIBELCO1872
- 2Molenbergnatie1888
- 3Valkeniersnatie1891
- 1Palo Alto Networks Belgium€401,500
- 2VMware Belgium€387,100
- 3Nutanix Belgium€371,100
- 1Water transport€105,600
- 2Chemicals€96,100
- 3Computer and electronic products€94,100
Highest equity in Antwerp, over the years
today's top 10, annual accounts filed 2020 to 2025Positions in 2020
- 1 EXXONMOBIL PETROLEUM & CHEMICAL €8.6bn
- 2 Atlas Copco Airpower €3.1bn
- 3 CMB.TECH €2.4bn
- 4 Etablissements L. Lacroix Fils €2.2bn
- 5 ACKERMANS & VAN HAAREN €1.9bn
- 6 Haven van Antwerpen - Brugge €1.7bn
- 7 SCR - SIBELCO €1.6bn
- 8 VGP €744m
Positions in 2021
- 1 EXXONMOBIL PETROLEUM & CHEMICAL €8.4bn
- 2 Azelis Finance €6.1bn
- 3 Azelis Group €6bn
- 4 Etablissements L. Lacroix Fils €2.9bn
- 5 Atlas Copco Airpower €2.9bn
- 6 CMB.TECH €2.1bn
- 7 ACKERMANS & VAN HAAREN €2.1bn
- 8 Haven van Antwerpen - Brugge €1.8bn
- 9 SCR - SIBELCO €1.6bn
- 10 VGP €917m
Positions in 2022
- 1 EXXONMOBIL PETROLEUM & CHEMICAL €8.9bn
- 2 Azelis Group €5.9bn
- 3 Azelis Finance €5.7bn
- 4 Atlas Copco Airpower €3.4bn
- 5 Etablissements L. Lacroix Fils €2.9bn
- 6 ACKERMANS & VAN HAAREN €2.3bn
- 7 Haven van Antwerpen - Brugge €2.3bn
- 8 SCR - SIBELCO €1.5bn
- 9 VGP €1.3bn
Positions in 2023
- 1 EXXONMOBIL PETROLEUM & CHEMICAL €9.9bn
- 2 Azelis Group €6.2bn
- 3 Azelis Finance €5.9bn
- 4 Atlas Copco Airpower €4.2bn
- 5 Etablissements L. Lacroix Fils €2.8bn
- 6 ACKERMANS & VAN HAAREN €2.5bn
- 7 CMB.TECH €2.4bn
- 8 Haven van Antwerpen - Brugge €2.4bn
- 9 SCR - SIBELCO €1.7bn
- 10 VGP €1.5bn
Positions in 2024
- 1 EXXONMOBIL PETROLEUM & CHEMICAL €9.9bn
- 2 Azelis Group €6.1bn
- 3 Azelis Finance €5.8bn
- 4 Atlas Copco Airpower €4.1bn
- 5 ACKERMANS & VAN HAAREN €2.5bn
- 6 Haven van Antwerpen - Brugge €2.3bn
- 7 Etablissements L. Lacroix Fils €2.3bn
- 8 CMB.TECH €2.1bn
- 9 VGP €1.6bn
- 10 SCR - SIBELCO €1.6bn
Positions in 2025
- 1 EXXONMOBIL PETROLEUM & CHEMICAL €12bn
- 2 Azelis Group €6.1bn
- 3 Azelis Finance €5.8bn
- 4 Atlas Copco Airpower €4bn
- 5 ACKERMANS & VAN HAAREN €2.6bn
- 6 Etablissements L. Lacroix Fils €2.5bn
- 7 Haven van Antwerpen - Brugge €2.4bn
- 8 VGP €1.8bn
- 9 SCR - SIBELCO €1.6bn
The full list
AntwerpTop 25
Highest equity in Antwerp
Equity · 22,458 companies with positive equity
Equity of the company's own (statutory) accounts, not consolidated. Method and sources
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Method and sources
Equity of the company's own (statutory) accounts, not consolidated. Only companies with positive equity.
- Source
- Annual accounts at the National Bank, KBO
- Financial year
- The latest per company. For 91.9% of the companies that is 2025.
- Companies
- 22,458 companies with positive equity
- Not included
- Sole traders, companies in bankruptcy, liquidation or another abnormal situation in the register, and companies without accounts for 2024 or later.
- Over the years
- The lines show the figure of every filed standalone account of today's top 10, up to 9 years back. A company that stopped in those years is shown when it once filed at least today's tenth figure. The year is that of the financial year end.
- Updated
- 14-11-2026