The Hague welcomed 28 new companies and organisations in 2024.
These companies and organisations, spanning their sectors in the focus clusters of The Hague: Cybersecurity, Impact (a.o. Horti Tech and Energy), HTSM (High Tech Systems and Materials) and NGOs focussing on Humanitarian affairs. The companies originate from 15 different countries like China (5), Unites States (4), India (3), France (2), Switzerland (2), United Arab Emirates (2) and the United Kingdom (2). Attracted by The Hague’s strategic location, strong infrastructure, and thriving ecosystem as International City of Peace and Justice. In total, these 28 organisations will create over 320 permanent jobs for the city in the upcoming 3 years.
‘From volume to value’: regional impact through a strategic partnership
The newcomers were brought to The Hague through the combined efforts of InnovationQuarter and The Hague & Partners. This regional partnership reflects the strategic alignment with the national strategy of Invest in Holland. This strategy, established in 2022 under the principle ‘from volume to value,’ prioritises quality over quantity. Attracting companies and organisations that accelerate major transitions, enhance productivity, and support the sustainability of the Dutch economy. Despite growing geopolitical tensions and financial constraints on acquisition efforts, the focus remains on strategic, high-value investments that strengthen regional ecosystems and economic security.
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National network: Invest In Holland
The 28 new organisations are part of the total of 193 companies that opened their offices in the Netherlands in 2024. These companies and organisations established their office with the help of 14 partner organisations through the Invest in Holland network. This network is well-positioned to capitalise on international business opportunities through targeted acquisition efforts in key sectors, including Agrifood, Maritime Manufacturing, Life Sciences & Health, Sustainable Energy, Future Foods, Semiconductor Technology, Hydrogen, and Regenerative Medicine. Source:
Invest in Holland also actively supports foreign businesses already established in the Netherlands, focusing on those with significant regional or ecosystem impact. Through the joint Investor Relations programme, efforts are made to help these companies invest and collaborate further. The success of this strategy depends on a competitive business and investment climate, which the Invest in Holland network continuously monitors and seeks to improve.
About The Hague and the Invest In Holland Network
The Hague offers a unique business climate with access to a highly skilled workforce, international networks, and specialised support services. Initiatives such as InnovationQuarter, The Hague Security Delta, ImpactCity, Humanity Hub and partnerships with leading universities in a range of 25 km from The Hague further enhance the city’s appeal as a preferred destination for businesses aiming for sustainable and responsible growth.
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