ICT

Luxembourg has almost 2,200 companies active in the creative industries, employing more than 6,300 people.

Supporting innovation in SMEs is a main objective of the government's economic diversification policy.

Being a typical model for circular economy, the 'wood' sector is a source of varied economic activities in Luxembourg with great development potential.

Thanks to a strong political will to diversify the economy and an overall favourable business climate, Luxembourg has become, over the years, an attractive location for shipping businesses.

In just three decades, the Luxembourg space sector has grown from nothing into probably the most dynamic in Europe.

Luxembourg is a major centre for the automotive industry’s supply chain with an exceptional business environment.

Composites, multifunctional materials and highly customised production technologies are at the heart of Luxembourg’s manufacturing sector.

Luxembourg’s start-up ecosystem has grown by leaps and bounds in only a few years to become an attractive investment hub for many start-ups and innovative companies hoping to access the different national markets in Europe.

Long established as a world leader in the twin sectors of fund administration and private banking, Luxembourg is the eurozone's leading financial centre and # 12 in the world. It is the second largest for investment funds globally thanks to its pre-eminent role in the European market and as service provider in Asia, the Middle East and South America.

The Life Sciences sector is expanding in Luxembourg and attracting researchers from across the globe.

Located in the heart of Europe, Luxembourg provides global companies with many strategic advantages for conducting their business successfully in, from and to Europe.

The country offers an attractive economic environment for entrepreneurs who are keen to create value whilst reducing pollution, waste and energy consumption.