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The Dutch economy has registered a 3% growth in 2018. It was based mostly on its open character and the activity of the most prominent companies, such as Royal Dutch Shell, Airbus and ING. Check the local leaders’ annual sales level and decide what industry is worth investing in the Netherlands.

Hong Kong still continues to be one of the most preferred destinations for businesses from all over the world. Global Database collected data on the biggest local public companies to help you evaluate the best investment and partnership possibilities within Hong Kong’s most attractive economy sectors.

FinTech is the fastest growing economic sector in the UK in recent years with multiple startups, attracting huge investments year by year. With so many startups, the number of UK FinTech companies could double by 2030.

Poland has been experiencing an economical spurt for the past 28 years and has been the only one in the EU to dodge the recession of 2007-2008. However, all performance indices seemed to have slowed down as the end of 2019 closed in. The Polish economy has registered a general deceleration across, with the exception of the unemployment rate which stood at a strong 2.9% in 4Q19.

Italy is one of the biggest eurozone economies and the home country of some of the world’s most prominent corporate figures, such as Eni, Pirelli, UniCredit and others. Check what the leading players of the Italian business are and what are their main financial indicators.

The Swiss economy is a globally recognized symbol of financial stability. The unified state policy has always focused on supporting business, which, in its turn, took the chance to become strong and successful. Check our top 15 companies by revenue in Switzerland in 2019.

Spain is one of the top 15 largest economies in the world by nominal GDP, as well as one of the world’s largest from the purchasing power parity perspective. It has experienced a somewhat balanced economic recovery in the last decade, with the averaged GDP growth being leveled to 2.8% since 2014.

Germany is one of the top powerhouses in Europe with a highly developed social market economy. However, in 2019, according to Destasis, Germany hit the lowest economy expansion since 2013 - only 0.6%. Although the manufacturing sector has been the least performer in 2019, the country maintained its momentum and leading position in exports.

The real estate industry is one of the leading sectors of the Singapore economy. It has accounted for half of the total fixed capital formation in the last 5 years. It is very investment-attractive and has plenty of opportunities to offer. We selected the most prominent companies in the area and analysed their net income changes recorded in 2018.

Despite the shocks faced by the European economy after the Brexit referendum, it is still well and stable. Proven by the balance sheet total of the most prominent banks of the region. Discover the biggest total assets amounts, that were registered in 2018 by some of the top European banks.

14th freest economy in the world as per the 2020 Index of Economic Freedom, The Netherlands can be one of the best places for business. Are you looking forward to investing in this part of Europe? Check the list of top Dutch companies by revenue in 2019.

The British manufacturing industry is steadily growing by about 1.4% yearly during the last 70 years. There is every reason to believe that the UK is going to become the world's 5th industrial nation in a couple of years. Check leading UK manufacturing sector players that are expected to contribute to this result.