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Hanseatic Global Terminals chooses Rotterdam for global headquarters
Hanseatic Global Terminals is rapidly establishing itself as a force in international port operations. Already operating 21 terminals in 11 countries across five continents, the company has chosen Rotterdam as the base for its global headquarters. From this strategic location, Hanseatic Global Terminals aims to further expand its footprint to reach 30 terminals by 2030, evolving into a global terminal operator.
Rotterdam hosts leading energy transition congresses this March
On 11-12 March 2026, Rotterdam will take centre stage in the global energy transition as it welcomes three major international congresses to the Postillion WTC Hotel & Convention Centre Rotterdam.
Circular Economy Week 2026
The Dutch Circular Economy Week takes place 19-27 March 2026. This is the largest national event for and by circular entrepreneurs, with many events taking place in Rotterdam.
Climate tech innovator CoeusAI sets up European HQ in Rotterdam
Canadian climate tech innovator CoeusAI has set up its European headquarters in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, establishing the city as the central hub for its European operations and launchpad for wider global growth.
CGI accelerates digital transformation from Rotterdam
From its strategic base in Rotterdam, CGI plays a central role in accelerating digital transformation for clients across Europe and beyond. The city hosts CGI’s Dutch headquarters, bringing together central management, key corporate functions, and specialist teams serving the Space, Transportation & Logistics, Government, and Energy sectors.
Impact of Invest in Holland in 2025: foreign companies strengthen R&D in the Netherlands
The Netherlands Foreign Investment Agency (NFIA), together with the Invest in Holland network - including Rotterdam Partners - supported 180 international companies in 2025 as they launched or expanded their operations in the Netherlands. A significant share of these projects involved Research & Development (R&D) activities. The establishment or expansion of these companies reinforces the Netherlands’ position as a place where knowledge development, innovation and collaboration come together.