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Since the Jedox implementation, the platform has transformed how different departments collaborate. Teams moved away from working in isolation, resulting in a savings of 240 mandays anually.

In this year’s report, Jedox shines across numerous critical KPIs, reinforcing its position as a leading platform for planning and performance management.

The analysts at the Business Application Research Center (BARC) have named Jedox a market leader. Jedox offers a comprehensive CPM platform for planning, budgeting, forecasting, reporting, dashboarding, analysis, and financial consolidation – designed specifically for business users.

Group controllers and CFOs must provide insights to guide their companies through troubled waters. As markets shift, they must support decision-making rapidly. At the same time, regulatory requirements are also becoming increasingly complex.

Leading organizations adopt integrated platforms that align strategic planning with operational execution, allowing Group Controllers to advance from retrospective reporting and analysis to real-time performance management.

A robust and mature FP&A function is no longer a luxury but a necessity; it is vital for navigating the challenges of the modern business landscape and linking strategic goals with everyday operations.

Working with Jedox, we notably increased the quality of our monthly reviews with local management. We can now provide accurate, up-to-date insights that support better decision-making at each location.

Few sectors have been impacted more than the food and beverage sector. What opportunities do these dynamics bring to the industry? And what roles can investors play?

By 2030, the global Li-ion battery demand will be between 3.100 and 4.700 GWh, up from 701 GWh in 2024. By then, 20% (940 GWh) of the world's demand for Li-ion batteries is expected to come from Europe.

In Europe, the invested amount in unlisted companies almost doubled in Q2, but Belgium seems to be lagging.

Can we expect to see a rush on deals by year-end? Or is there another explanation?