Sweden-headed engineering and architecture consultancy Sweco AB has announced that it has signed an agreement to acquire Talboom Group, a Belgian consulting company with 110 employees predominately active in the pharmaceutical and infrastructure markets.
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Belgium is a core country for pharmaceutical research and development (R&D), and through the acquisition of Talboom Group, Sweco Belgium will achieve a leading position in this field.
Talboom Group focuses predominantly on the Flemish part of Belgium and has its headquarters in Puurs. Net sales in 2018 were EUR 12.2 million.
Sweco and Talboom are a perfect match. Geographically and in terms of the business profile, our organizations complement each other. Sweco Belgium has a strong presence in the industrial sector and joining forces with Talboom puts us in a leading position in the attractive pharmaceutical R&D sector. It also gives us a stronger foothold in the infrastructure market. We are looking forward to welcoming our new colleagues and supporting our clients with sustainable solutions, said Erwin Malcorps, Managing Director of Sweco Belgium.
Talboom Group was founded in 1969 and currently employs 110 experts with a solid track record in delivering engineering services in pharmaceuticals, biotech, and infrastructure.
Over the years, we have built close relationships with our clients based on trust and by delivering the knowledge our clients need in an innovative way. By joining Sweco, we ensure that our clients will have access to an even broader set of expertise and international experience. In addition, our employees will be able to continue to participate in the most exciting projects, accessing the full competence base of Sweco Group. We look forward to working together to shape the sustainable cities and communities of tomorrow and we promise our clients that we will continue to be as enthusiastically committed to them as always, said Jan Filip Talboom, Chairman of the Board of Talboom Group.

(photo courtesy Casper Hedberg).