Frits Philips has received many honorary titles and awards during his life.

1965, he received honorary citizenship of the city of Eindhoven for his "exceptional contributions to the welfare of the citizens of Eindhoven".

1965, he was included in the Dutch royal ranks of Orange-Nassau (rank of commander).

1970, he was knighted as Knight in the Order of the Netherlands Lion.
He has also received honorary titles in many countries, including Japan, Spain, Denmark and China.
See Onderscheidingen at the Wayback Machine (archived April 18, 2005) for a complete list of honours and decorations.

1995, on his 90th birthday, the Muziekgebouw Frits Philips concert hall was named after him.

1996, he was honoured as "Righteous Among the Nations" by Yad Vashem, for saving the lives of 382 Jewish employees of Philips during World War II.

1999, he was named "Dutch entrepreneur of the century".

2005, on April 5 to mark his 100th birthday, Eindhoven was officially renamed "Frits Philips Stad" for the day.
Frits Philips has received many honorary titles and awards during his life. 
1965, he received honorary citizenship of the city of Eindhoven for his "exceptional contributions to the welfare of the citizens of Eindhoven".
1965, he was included in the Dutch royal ranks of Orange-Nassau (rank of commander).
1970, he was knighted as Knight in the Order of the Netherlands Lion. He has also received honorary titles in many countries, including Japan, Spain, Denmark and China. See Onderscheidingen at the Wayback Machine (archived April 18, 2005) for a complete list of honours and decorations.
1995, on his 90th birthday, the Muziekgebouw Frits Philips concert hall was named after him.
1996, he was honoured as "Righteous Among the Nations" by Yad Vashem, for saving the lives of 382 Jewish employees of Philips during World War II.
1999, he was named "Dutch entrepreneur of the century".
2005, on April 5 to mark his 100th birthday, Eindhoven was officially renamed "Frits Philips Stad" for the day.
Frits Philips