Your business on the ground, from Eastern Europe to Central Asia.

We find and test the opportunity. Where it adds up, we set up your operation and run it from there.

An opportunity only counts when three things add up.

  1. Is there demand?

    Customers or projects that need your product.

  2. Does the business case hold?

    Even after costs, rules and risks.

  3. Who does it there?

    Setting up the company, and keeping it running.

Who we help, and when

A proven product, a reason to grow and room to invest.

Get there first

The money for projects is already there; Dutch competitors are not.

A sudden surge in demand

Construction and production are growing fast. Your know-how helps.

Scaling up

You already export. Now add local capacity.

A shrinking home market

A ceiling here, room to grow there.

Our sectors

Where Dutch know-how sets the standard.

Farmland with machinery at work

Agri & food technology

Barn systems, greenhouse construction, processing lines, water and measurement technology. Agriculture is the largest sector there and is modernising fast, with Dutch know-how as the benchmark.

Steel structure under construction

Construction & installation

Prefab and modular construction, installation firms, steel and pipework. Skilled work for which the Netherlands lacks the hands, in a region that has them and where demand for Dutch quality is growing.

Workshop with machine production

Manufacturing

Machining, sheet metal, assembly, electrical engineering. A production site of your own closer to new markets, with your specification, your quality system and your name on the building.

Where we are at home

Three countries where we speak the language and know the way. Pick one on the map.

Ukraine

Europe's largest reconstruction programme and two founders who speak the language. The greatest opportunity, the highest threshold: relationships and positioning first, then bricks.

More about Ukraine
Cityscape of Kyiv

How we go about it

First the demand. Then the numbers. Only then an operation.

  1. Feasibility

    Is there demand, and does the business case hold? Sometimes the honest advice is: don't.

    More about feasibility
  2. Set-up

    We set up the company, from permits to the first people. It stays yours.

    More about set-up
  3. Build & manage

    Then we keep it running, with a report in your language every month.

    More about build & manage

They are not looking for help.
They are looking for craft.

Ukraine is waiting to rebuild, Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan are building already. We build the bridge with Dutch craftsmanship.

Why we do this

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