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ARTICLE · 24 MARCH 2026

The EU Industrial Accelerator Act: Takeaways For Foreign Direct Investments

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The European Commission’s proposal for an Industrial Accelerator Act is intended to strengthen the EU’s industrial competitiveness, stimulate decarbonisation...

BelgiumGovernment, Public Sector

The European Commission’s proposal for an Industrial Accelerator Act is intended to strengthen the EU’s industrial competitiveness, stimulate decarbonisation, and reduce strategic supply-chain dependencies.

To achieve these objectives, the proposal intervenes in several regulatory frameworks, in particular public procurement and foreign direct investment screening related to certain strategic sectors. In a two-part series, we highlight the most important measures affecting these regulatory frameworks.

Adding value through tighter control of foreign investments

On 4 March, the European Commission adopted its highly anticipated proposal for a regulation establishing a framework of measures for accelerating industrial capacity and decarbonisation (IAA or Industrial Accelerator Act), see the press release here.

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