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Top Publishing Companies in Belgium

There are 585 publishing companies in Belgium in our data, classified using official codes from the Belgian business register (KBO/BCE). This page breaks that total down the way a list actually gets built — by sub-industry, by location, and by company size — so you can size the addressable slice before committing budget to a campaign.

Companies
585
Sub-industries
6
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Leading publishing companies

Ranked by employee band from verified company profiles. Belgium's business register does not publish revenue.

# Company Website Employees
1 POLITICO Europe politico.eu 201–500
2 De Tijd tijd.be 201–500
3 EcoMatin ecomatin.net 11–50
4 Euractiv euractiv.com 51–200
5 L'Echo lecho.be 201–500
6 Roularta Media Group roularta.com 1,001–5,000
7 Made in Limburg madeinlimburg.be 2–10
8 Trends knack.be 1,001–5,000
9 Made in West-Vlaanderen madeinwest-vlaanderen.be 2–10
10 Trends-Tendances levif.be 1,001–5,000
11 Le Soir lesoir.be 201–500
12 Science|Business sciencebusiness.net 11–50
13 The Brussels Times brusselstimes.com 11–50
14 FLEET.be fleet.be 11–50
15 EUobserver euobserver.com 11–50
16 De Bestuurder debestuurder.be 2–10
17 Bouwkroniek bouwkroniek.be 51–200
18 TRANSPORTMEDIA BELGIUM transportmedia.be 11–50
19 NucNet | Independent Nuclear News nucnet.org 2–10
20 De Standaard standaard.be 51–200
21 We Love Brussels elovebrussels.org 2–10
22 Made in Kempen madeinkempen.be 2–10
23 Fleet Europe fleeteurope.com 11–50
24 Uitgeverij Lannoo lannoo.be 51–200
25 Made in Oost-Vlaanderen madeinoostvlaanderen.be 2–10
26 Editions Dupuis dupuis.com 51–200
27 Made in Antwerpen madeinantwerpen.be 2–10
28 STERCK. Antwerpen - Limburg sterckmagazines.be 11–50
29 The Parliament theparliamentmagazine.eu 11–50
30 De Persgroep Publishing dpgmediagroup.com 501–1,000
31 Editions Dargaud-Lombard lelombard.com 51–200
32 Pelckmans Uitgevers pelckmans.be 51–200
33 Mediafin mediafin.be 201–500
34 Cineuropa cineuropa.org 11–50
35 link2fleet Belgium link2fleet.com 2–10
36 Travel Tomorrow traveltomorrow.com 11–50
37 De Morgen demorgen.be 51–200
38 Anthemis anthemis.be 11–50
39 PUB Magazine pub.be 2–10
40 STERCK. West- en Oost-Vlaanderen sterck-magazine.be 11–50
41 Uitgeverij Van In vanin.be 51–200
42 De Boeck Supérieur deboecksuperieur.com 11–50
43 International Federation of Journalists ifj.org 11–50
44 LIMIT limit.media 2–10
45 Sudinfo sudinfo.be 201–500
46 Le journal du Médecin pmg.be 11–50
47 Spaarvarkens spaarvarkens.be 2–10
48 Made in Mechelen madeinmechelen.be 2–10
49 Het Laatste Nieuws hln.be 201–500
50 Standaard Uitgeverij standaarduitgeverij.be 51–200

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The largest sub-industry is other software publishing with 211 companies. That is where most publishing outbound in Belgium gets pointed, so the tail beneath it is usually less contested and worth a separate sequence.

It concentrates in Elsene (27 companies), followed by Brussel, Antwerpen, Gent. If your reps work territories, that is the fastest way to split the list.

Publishing by sub-industry

Sub-industry Companies
Other software publishing 211
Book publishing 139
Other publishing activities 137
Publishing of newspapers 58
Publishing of computer games 21
Publishing of directories and mailing lists 19

Where publishing companies are based

City Companies
Elsene 27
Brussel 26
Antwerpen 25
Gent 22
Leuven 13
Etterbeek 10
Ukkel 9
Sint-Gillis (bij-Brussel) 8
Sint-Pieters-Woluwe 7
Genappe 7

Frequently asked questions

How many publishing companies are there in Belgium?

Our data covers 585 publishing companies in Belgium, sourced from the Belgian business register (KBO/BCE) and refreshed continuously.

Can I get decision-maker contacts for these companies?

Yes. Every company record can be paired with verified decision-maker contacts — names, job titles, verified email addresses and direct phone numbers. Book a meeting and we will scope the list against your ICP.

How is the publishing segment defined?

Companies are classified using the official industry code on their register entry, not keyword guesses on company names, so the segment boundary matches what the company actually registered as.