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SRIW

A regional investment company financing the growth of businesses in Wallonie

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About SRIW

SRIW, the Société Régionale d'Investissement de Wallonie, is an investment group that supports the economy of Wallonie. It puts money into development projects run by businesses based in Wallonie or operating there.

What SRIW offers

  • Equity stakes: takes shareholdings in companies as they grow.
  • Loans: lends to businesses alongside its equity work.
  • Co-investment: acts together with private investors on growth projects.
  • Financing guidance: invites owners with a business project to explore its funding offers.

Who it serves

It serves companies from Wallonie or with a presence there. One portfolio company it highlights is Ecosteryl, which treats and decontaminates hospital waste and recovers up to 80 percent of the decontaminated material for reuse.

Key facts

  • Region served: Wallonie
  • Financing types: Equity stakes and loans

Profile written by TrustList from the business's own published information, Oct 2026.

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