Two of Belgium’s leading IT service providers, Dynamate and VanRoey, have announced their intent to merge, forming a 140 million euros revenue unified managed IT group under the Dynamate brand.
The deal, subject to regulatory approval, marks a strategic move to create a premier Belgian IT partner for mid-sized and large organizations, as well as government clients. Until finalized, both companies will continue operating independently, ensuring uninterrupted service for customers.
The merger combines Dynamate, a 40-year-old family-run business with deep roots in West and East Flanders, and VanRoey, a Turnhout-based IT specialist founded in 1993.
Dynamate, backed by private equity firm Sofindev, specializes in business applications (ERP, CRM, WMS), cloud infrastructure, security, and digital marketing, while VanRoey – supported by Fortino Capital – excels in managed services, cybersecurity, and Microsoft solutions. Together, they serve over 3,500 clients with a combined workforce of 450+ employees and more than 140 million euros in revenue.
Geographic and expertise synergy
The fusion leverages complementary strengths: Dynamate’s dominance in Flanders and VanRoey’s stronghold in Antwerp and Limburg, creating a pan-Belgian presence.
While VanRoey focuses on IT infrastructure, cybersecurity, and managed services, Dynamate brings expertise in business applications, e-commerce, and AI-driven digital transformation. Both firms share a Microsoft-centric approach, enhancing their joint offerings in cloud, security, and workplace solutions.
Scale for innovation and talent
The merged entity will accelerate investments in AI, innovation, and specialized expertise, addressing growing client demands for digital maturity and cybersecurity.
With a larger talent pool, the group aims to attract top IT professionals, ensuring continuity, knowledge-sharing, and high-quality service delivery. "This merger allows us to combine our strengths, offering clients a broader, deeper, and more localized IT ecosystem", said a spokesperson.
A Belgian growth story
Both companies remain 100 percent Belgian-owned, with existing shareholders – including familial stakeholders, management, Sofindev, and Fortino Capital – continuing their involvement.
The deal reflects Belgium’s consolidating IT market, where scale and specialization are key to meeting evolving digital needs. Completion is expected pending regulatory approval.
