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Industrials power economies and enable progress. From automotive innovation to large-scale construction projects and global transportation networks, businesses in this sector face complex challenges: regulatory compliance, cross-border tax planning, ESG requirements, energy transition and supply chain resilience. At Loyens & Loeff, we help clients navigate these issues with clarity and confidence.
Our integrated law and tax approach ensures that your operations, investments and transactions are structured for efficiency and compliance. Whether you are expanding internationally, managing strategic acquisitions or addressing environmental and safety regulations, we provide practical solutions that anticipate change and mitigate risk.
Loyens & Loeff supports leading industrial companies as they navigate regulatory complexity, international growth and evolving sustainability requirements. With deep sector knowledge and integrated law and tax capabilities, we help clients optimise operations, structure cross‑border activities and manage risk with clarity and confidence.
The automotive industry is undergoing rapid transformation, driven by electrification, connectivity and sustainability. We advise manufacturers, suppliers and investors.
Infrastructure and construction projects require robust legal and tax frameworks to manage risk and ensure compliance. We support large corporates, developers, investors and lenders.
Chemical and materials businesses operate under strict safety and environmental regulations. We advise various large corporates.
From logistics providers to shipping companies and aviation operators, transportation businesses face complex regulatory regimes and cross-border challenges. We assist all players in this field.
Sustainability is becoming an increasingly important factor in the decisions of investors, companies, consumers, shareholders and policy and law makers. The broadly supported awareness of Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) objectives is reflected in many international voluntary standards as well as in an increasing number of European regulations.
The European Court of Human Rights’ Greenpeace Nordic v. Norway ruling of 28 October 2025 addresses procedural requirements for environmental impact assessments in the context of upstream fossil fuel projects.
On 18 December 2025 the Council formally adopted an amendment to Regulation (EU) 2023/1115 on deforestation-free products (the EUDR).
