Companies & Industry Editor, Dutch Business Review
Pieter van Dijk covers major Dutch companies, industrial investment, logistics and corporate strategy. His reporting spans listed groups, family-owned industrial businesses and the port and manufacturing systems that make the Netherlands unusually important to European trade.
He focuses on operating performance, capital spending, supply chains and the gap between a company's Dutch headquarters and the global markets where it earns its revenue.
A guide to Brainport Eindhoven’s economy, major companies, semiconductor suppliers, research campuses, workforce needs and infrastructure constraints, with clear regional boundaries.
A guide to 15 of the largest Dutch public companies in 2026, led by ASML and including Prosus, ING, Adyen, Heineken, Philips and other major Netherlands-listed groups.
Ahold Delhaize reported faster online growth in its second quarter, but the economics still depend on fulfillment costs, store productivity and a substantial US business.
A €186 million US tariff refund lifted Philips’ second-quarter profitability. Stripping out that benefit gives a different picture of the underlying operating performance.