Edse Dantuma

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Sector Economist, Industry and Healthcare

Edse Dantuma is a Senior Sector Economist. After working for the government for a few years, he joined ING in 2006, where he was a sector banker for two years. Edse studied Economics at Groningen University.

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Latest reports from Edse

Remote hospital care is prospering in the pandemic

Remote hospital care is prospering in the pandemic

The pandemic has seen many casualties, but it has also unleashed a wave of innovation, particularly in the tech-assisted remote hospital care sector. Our…

Elderly care and housing demand in the EU

Elderly care and housing demand in the EU

Ageing is not just a story about declining economic potential. The other side of the coin shows rising demand for products and services that are tailored…

Latest opinion

Hope fades for speedy progress towards greener plastics

By Gerben Hieminga and Edse Dantuma

Hope fades for speedy progress towards greener plastics

The European production outlook is far from optimistic

Latest articles

Dutch healthcare continues to see substantial growth despite capacity limitations

Dutch healthcare continues to see substantial growth despite capacity limitations

Why the Dutch chemical industry is out of decline, but not out of the woods yet

Why the Dutch chemical industry is out of decline, but not out of the woods yet

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Commodities, Food & Agri

Logistics & Automotive

Retail, Construction & Manufacturing

What to expect from European sectors in 2024

What to expect from European sectors in 2024

In 2024, many EU sectors will face weak development – but not all will lose their footing

Retail, Construction & Manufacturing

The Netherlands

Dutch manufacturing outlook 2024: The return of modest growth

Dutch manufacturing outlook 2024: The return of modest growth

After a tough 2023 with sharp declines, Dutch manufacturing is expected to raise production levels again in 2024, albeit only slightly

Retail, Construction & Manufacturing

How the plastics industry can go green and at what cost

How the plastics industry can go green and at what cost

Technology is slowly advancing in a way to green the plastics industry

Dutch healthcare outlook: Capacity constraints could become chronic

Dutch healthcare outlook: Capacity constraints could become chronic

Hydrogen sparks change for the future of green steel production

Hydrogen sparks change for the future of green steel production

Retail, Construction & Manufacturing

The Netherlands

Dutch chemical industry outlook: Calmer waters after sharp declines

Dutch chemical industry outlook: Calmer waters after sharp declines

Retail, Construction & Manufacturing

The Netherlands

Dutch manufacturing outlook: Struggling with weak demand

Dutch manufacturing outlook: Struggling with weak demand

Retail, Construction & Manufacturing

Why small suppliers are key to digitalising production chains

Why small suppliers are key to digitalising production chains

Retail, Construction & Manufacturing

Digitalised production chains are central to manufacturing’s productivity puzzle

Digitalised production chains are central to manufacturing’s productivity puzzle

Retail, Construction & Manufacturing

The Netherlands

Dutch industry goes from top gear into reverse

Dutch industry goes from top gear into reverse

Commodities, Food & Agri

Logistics & Automotive

Retail, Construction & Manufacturing

Many European sectors will suffer from a weak economy in 2023

Many European sectors will suffer from a weak economy in 2023

Retail, Construction & Manufacturing

How the manufacturing industry can tackle circular challenges

How the manufacturing industry can tackle circular challenges

The Netherlands

Hot property: Why Dutch mid-market rentals are seeing an investment boom

Hot property: Why Dutch mid-market rentals are seeing an investment boom

Retail, Construction & Manufacturing

EU and UK must work harder to meet circularity goals

EU and UK must work harder to meet circularity goals