Discover a selection of businesses and international initiatives we’ve financed as part of our portfolio of 400+ projects across over 200 countries.
Electric mobility is growing rapidly in India. As more businesses and consumers switch to electric vehicles, the need for reliable and intelligent charging infrastructure is increasing. Without sufficient charging solutions, the transition to cleaner transport cannot accelerate at the pace needed.
As demand for high-speed internet connectivity continues to grow, robust telecommunications infrastructure has become essential for economic development and digital inclusion. Dutch-Indian company GX International, a leading provider of Fiber-to-the-Home (FTTH) equipment, is helping meet this demand through a major investment in India. With an additional €5 million investment from the Dutch Good Growth Fund (DGGF), managed by Invest International on behalf of the Dutch ministry of Foreign Affairs, and support from Dutch and Indian banking partners, the company is expanding its existing assembly operations and establishing a new photonics production facility.
More than 10,000 farming families in southern India are now benefiting from regenerative cotton farming and fairer market access. With support from Invest International's Dutch Good Growth Fund (DGGF), Dutch-Indian social enterprise Raddis Cotton can scale its impact while supplying sustainable cotton to international brands.
The redevelopment of Tygerberg Central Hospital marks a major investment in the future of healthcare in South Africa. Through a DRIVE grant of €45 million on behalf of the Dutch government, Invest International is supporting the hospital's transformation with advanced medical equipment and oncology-specific health technology. The project will strengthen healthcare services for the Western Cape's 8.3 million residents, while potentially creating opportunities for Dutch companies in the healthcare sector or as supplier of medical technology.
The future of food is being shaped today. As global demand for protein continues to rise, innovative food technologies are needed to help build a more sustainable and efficient food system. Dutch food tech pioneer Mosa Meat is at the forefront of this transition, developing cultivated meat directly from animal cells without the need to raise livestock. To support the company's next phase of growth, Invest International is helping Mosa Meat prepare for commercial expansion in key international markets, accelerating the journey from breakthrough innovation to global impact and supermarket shelves.
95% of cashew nuts grown in Africa and consumed in Europe are shelled in Asia, leading to a polluting 12,000-kilometre detour from farm to table. Dutch startup Johnny Cashew has decided to do away with the so-called 'detour cashew' and create the world's first carbon-neutral, fair and transparent cashew chain.
