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Philips Opens New Global Headquarters

The company renovated rather than rebuilding, adding circular materials, energy-efficient systems, and green surroundings.

Her Majesty Queen Máxima officially opens the new global headquarters of Royal Philips by symbolically activating the building’s heartbeat, afterwards she was shown how the company's innovations create better care for more people. Photos: Philips.

Philips announced that Her Majesty Queen Máxima officially opened its new global headquarters.

The ceremony was attended by healthcare changemakers and leaders, policymakers, and Philips employees. The company said it marked its global ambitions as “an innovation powerhouse improving health and well-being around the world.”

“At Philips, our purpose is clear. We develop innovations that create better care for more people around the world,” said Roy Jakobs, CEO of Philips. “Healthcare systems everywhere face growing pressure, from rising demand to workforce shortages. Our role is to help clinicians, providers, and partners deliver high-quality, more sustainable care through technology that truly makes a difference. Our new global headquarters reflects who we are and how we work: open, collaborative, and focused on impact and patient safety. It’s designed to bring people together, inspire innovation, and strengthen our global relations. From here, we continue our mission to improve lives and help shape the future of healthcare worldwide.”

The company showcased its health technology innovations making a global impact, including imaging and image-guided therapy systems, as well as smart monitoring and personal health solutions.

Her Majesty Queen Máxima and Philips CEO Roy Jakobs are shown the BlueSeal MRI system, an innovation that expands global access to diagnostic imaging while reducing helium use.

The new headquarters was designed to foster collaboration and transparency, Philips said. Its new sustainable global headquarters offers a mix of focus areas, meeting spaces, and open zones to support diverse work environments. The company renovated rather than rebuilding, adding circular materials, energy-efficient systems, and green surroundings.

“We believe meaningful innovation happens in partnership,” said Jakobs. “By working closely with hospitals, universities, and research institutes around the world, we co-develop solutions that make healthcare more resilient, efficient, and future-ready. Collaboration is at the core of how we advance care and improve outcomes for patients everywhere.”

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