1xINTERNET Expands into Netherlands Through React Online Partnership
European Drupal agency 1xINTERNET has expanded into the Netherlands by joining forces with React Online, making the Dutch firm its local subsidiary. The companies say the change is part of a wider European growth plan and will not alter existing client contracts or points of contact.
In the announcement, React Online becomes the Dutch subsidiary of 1xINTERNET. The companies frame the move around demand for “digital sovereignty” and the need for organisations to retain control over data, infrastructure, and digital services.
Capabilities and delivery scope
The partnership is described as strengthening delivery capacity across enterprise Drupal and React development, AI-driven digital platforms, digital strategy, scalable architecture, and cross-border project delivery. React Online is expected to continue operating locally from Eindhoven while drawing on wider European resources.
The release lists clients served by the combined organisation, including the Union for International Cancer Control, the City of Reykjavik, Nestlé, BMW, Heineken, and Sharp Electronics.
Leadership roles in the Benelux
Imre Gmelig Meijling will serve as Sales Director for the Benelux, focusing on regional growth and client partnerships. Jean-Paul Vosmeer becomes Managing Director of the Dutch subsidiary, with responsibilities spanning client strategy and solution architecture.
We share a sincere belief and passion in open source, digital autonomy, data protection, and sustainable growth.
In the statement, Baddy Sonja Breidert cited cultural alignment and a shared emphasis on open source and long-term cooperation as reasons for the partnership.
What stays the same
The companies state there will be no changes to current projects, contracts, or contact persons. The partnership is presented as an operational expansion rather than a restructuring of existing client relationships.
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