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Flemish government · Wallonia-Brussels Federation · federal government · European Union

Who received subsidies and aid from the Flemish, Wallonia-Brussels, federal and European governments, by register, year and programme.

European Commission, CORDIS · EU contribution to research project participations

EU contribution
€22.6m
in euro, as the register states it
Recipients
35
legal entities with an enterprise number
Entries
66
of which 2 without an amount

The figures cover all years (2007 to 2027). Each year is the project's start year. Shown are the legal entities with an enterprise number, together 84% of the register's "eu contribution" amount.

Largest recipients

You see the 5 largest of 35 legal entities, ranked by EU contribution.

  1. Jan De Nul Company · East Flanders · Civil engineering · 2016 to 2025Largest of 2 programmes: Horizon 2020
    €7.1m7 entries
  2. Bluways International Company · Flemish Brabant · Specialised construction · 2016 to 2026Largest of 2 programmes: Horizon Europe
    €3.4m7 entries
  3. FUTECH Company · Limburg · Specialised construction · 2018 to 2021Horizon 2020
    €1.2m2 entries
  4. DREDGING INTERNATIONAL Company · Antwerp · Civil engineering · 2013 to 2024Largest of 3 programmes: Horizon 2020
    €1.2m6 entries
  5. AGENCE INTERCOMMUNALE DE DEVELOPPEMENT ECONOMIQUE DES ARRONDISSEMENTS DE TOURNAI, ATH ET DES COMMUNES AVOISINANTES Company · Hainaut · Specialised construction · 2017 to 2026Largest of 2 programmes: Horizon 2020
    €939,3283 entries

Show all 35 recipients

Per year

The year is the project's start year. Click a year to filter.

  1. '07 2007, 0 recipients
  2. '08 2008, 0 recipients
  3. '09 2009, 0 recipients
  4. 1 '10 2010, 1 recipient
  5. €333,062 '11 2011, EU contribution €333,062, 1 recipient
  6. '12 2012, 0 recipients
  7. €475,459 '13 2013, EU contribution €475,459, 3 recipients
  8. €422,450 '14 2014, EU contribution €422,450, 1 recipient
  9. €1.2m '15 2015, EU contribution €1,160,006, 5 recipients
  10. €7.1m '16 2016, EU contribution €7,052,149, 10 recipients
  11. €726,871 '17 2017, EU contribution €726,871, 3 recipients
  12. €3.0m '18 2018, EU contribution €2,957,425, 6 recipients
  13. €1.0m '19 2019, EU contribution €1,028,142, 3 recipients
  14. €669,223 '20 2020, EU contribution €669,223, 4 recipients
  15. €1.2m '21 2021, EU contribution €1,233,633, 6 recipients
  16. €973,074 '22 2022, EU contribution €973,074, 2 recipients
  17. €984,238 '23 2023, EU contribution €984,238, 4 recipients
  18. €2.2m '24 2024, EU contribution €2,159,210, 4 recipients
  19. €1.5m '25 2025, EU contribution €1,470,766, 7 recipients
  20. €908,819 '26 2026, EU contribution €908,819, 2 recipients
  21. '27 2027, 0 recipients
Method and sources

The register (2007 to 2027) holds 22,394 entries. 18,131 of them are shown, 84% of the "eu contribution" amount. These are the recipients with an enterprise number that are legal entities. Not shown: 5 of natural persons or sole traders, 3,820 without an enterprise number, 438 with a number no longer (or never) in the open KBO data.

The contribution covers the whole project, dated by its start year; it is paid out over the project's life.

The register at its source: European Commission, CORDIS (opens the source's website)

The figures come from five public registers, updated every night: the Flemish subsidy register, the subsidy cadastre of the Wallonia-Brussels Federation, the federal government's financial transfers (FPS BOSA), the European Commission's Financial Transparency System and the CORDIS research database. The figures are as the register publishes them. Checked adds them up per recipient, year and programme, within one register.

The registers do not count the same money. They hold awarded and paid subsidies, payments, invoiced transfers, attributed shares of EU commitments and contributions to research projects. So one register is shown at a time, never a total across registers.

Only legal entities with an enterprise number appear in the lists. Natural persons and sole traders are not shown, even where the register states their number. They do count in the register's coverage.

Last updated on 5 November 2026.