H 49–53

Transport and logistics companies in Belgium

Road hauliers and removal firms, freight forwarders and customs agents, warehousing and distribution, couriers and parcel services, taxi and coach operators: for suppliers of vehicles, tyres, fuel cards, telematics and insurance who want to approach carriers per region.

Our Belgian database holds 779,149 records (as of 5 November 2026); they are not yet assigned to industries. The quote states the size available for this industry.

Export of the whole industry: €379 (excluding VAT). Selections by province, municipality or your own filters are quoted on request.

Official statistics: 24,450 businesses in Belgium according to Eurostat, Structural Business Statistics (sbs_ovw_act), number of enterprises (reference year 2024, Eurostat update of 30 September 2026, retrieved on 4 November 2026). Section H transportation and storage (divisions 49 to 53): land, water and air transport, warehousing, postal and courier activities. This is the size of the market, not the size of our database.

What counts as Transport and logistics

Transport and logistics is section H of NACE-BEL 2008, with land transport (49), water transport (50), air transport (51), warehousing and support activities (52) and postal and courier activities (53).

Belgium is a hub for goods flows: many forwarders and logistics providers are located around the ports of Antwerp and Zeebrugge, the airports and the main motorways. If you only want carriers with their own lorries, choose 49.4 and leave out 52.29.

NACE-BEL 2008Official titleNote
49.3Other passenger land transporttaxis, coaches and bus services
49.4Freight transport by road and removal servicesroad hauliers and removal firms
50Water transportinland and sea shipping
52.1Warehousing and storagewarehouses and distribution centres
52.29Other transportation support activitiesfreight forwarders, customs agents and brokers
53.2Other postal and courier activitiescouriers and parcel services

Licences and registers in transport

Commercial transport of goods or passengers requires a licence. The licence lists serve supervision, not prospecting.

Transport licences
Road hauliers hold a licence from the FPS Mobility and Transport; taxi and bus services partly fall under the regions. We do not use those lists as a source.
CBE (KBO)
Every carrier has an enterprise number, every depot an establishment unit number. The KBO Public Search shows one business at a time. We do not use the CBE as a source, because downloading KBO Open Data requires registration.
Self-employed drivers
A courier or taxi driver working in their own name is a natural person. Their details are personal data; an email then requires consent and a letter the information under Article 14 GDPR.

Not in the export

  • licence number and number of licensed vehicles
  • fleet size and composition
  • name of the dispatcher or fleet manager
  • regular routes and customers
  • number of employees and turnover

These 14 columns are included.

Depot, head office and fleet

A transport company often has a head office and several depots or quays. Our records start from places on the map, so you see the sites where work is done. For selling vehicles or fuel cards the depot is often the right place; for accounting or insurance, the head office.

The statistics say nothing about fleet size. If you are looking for carriers with a minimum number of lorries, filter on website and review the list. Telephone prospecting is allowed if you check the numbers against the Do Not Call Me list beforehand; the list also applies to businesses.

Example request

We sell telematics for lorries and are looking for road hauliers (49.4) and warehousing firms (52.1) in the provinces of Antwerp, Limburg and East Flanders with a website, for a letter followed by a phone call. How many records have a phone number?

Use cases

Who uses lists like this

Vehicles and tyres

Carriers’ depots per province for field sales planning.

Telematics and fuel cards

Letters followed by a phone call, after checking against the Do Not Call Me list.

Insurance and finance

Write to carriers and couriers in a region with a fleet insurance offer.

Real estate and logistics parks

Estimate the density of logistics firms per municipality.

Questions

Transport and logistics: frequently asked questions

Yes, on request, based on the category and the name in the source (in the statistics, forwarders, customs agents and brokers are usually under 52.29, carriers with their own vehicles under 49.4). Our records do not yet carry a NACE-BEL code, and many firms do both; before quoting we tell you how reliable this selection is.

Yes, if they have a findable site. Choose the municipalities around the port or the province; the quote states the number per selected area.

Yes, without prior consent, if you check the numbers against the Do Not Call Me list beforehand and stop calling anyone who refuses. More in the guide telemarketing to businesses.

24,450 businesses in Belgium according to Eurostat, Structural Business Statistics (sbs_ovw_act), number of enterprises (reference year 2024, Eurostat update of 30 September 2026, retrieved on 4 November 2026). Section H transportation and storage (divisions 49 to 53): land, water and air transport, warehousing, postal and courier activities. This is a figure from official statistics, not the size of our dataset.

Format, sources, price and the rules for email and phone marketing in Belgium: questions about all industries.

Which carriers in which province?