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Japanese deep-tech company chooses Copenhagen for their European R&D office and Nordic growth Supported by Copenhagen Capacity, the Japanese company CrowdChem is establishing in Copenhagen for planned European R&D, product development, and Nordic sales activities.

Icelandic cybersecurity company expands to Denmark When Icelandic cybersecurity company Defend Iceland set out to scale globally, Denmark became its first port of call. The company is now turning Copenhagen into the launchpad for its European expansion and a natural next step in bringing collaborative cybersecurity to a bigger stage.

Aquark Technologies establishes European entity in Denmark Aquark Technologies is the first UK company to register at the historic and prestigious Niels Bohr Institute in Copenhagen. The establishment is facilitated by Copenhagen Capacity and Invest in Denmark.

Sleep Tech company expands to Copenhagen with the aim of global growth A US-based company with a tech solution that improves sleep patterns is now strengthening its European presence with an establishment of an R&D office in Copenhagen. Because of  Copenhagen Capacity’s support, the establishment was “extremely efficient” according to the company’s CEO.

UK-based inforcer Sets Up Nordic Headquarters in Copenhagen to Scale Microsoft 365 Security Platform inforcer, a UK-founded software company focused on Microsoft 365 security automation, has selected Copenhagen as its Nordic headquarters, creating 15 jobs across sales, marketing, and technical support. The company’s Danish entity will be responsible for serving customers across the entire Nordic region.

Hellios opens Nordic HQ in Copenhagen Hellios, an information and risk management supplier, is opening its new Nordic headquarters in Copenhagen. This establishment, assisted by Copenhagen Capacity, is a strategic move to support the launch of Hellios’ Financial Services Qualification System platform to the Nordic Financial Sector.

Mental ID: Mental Health Startup Finds New Life in Denmark Mental ID, a French-German startup focusing on innovative mental health solutions found a new home in Copenhagen.

Cambridge Mechatronics Ltd is opening a new R&D centre in Copenhagen This new hub will leverage Denmark’s engineering expertise to continue driving innovation and pushing the boundaries of what’s possible with its technology.

World-leading Semiconductor Manufacturer is Expanding with 125 jobs in Frederikssund Topsil GlobalWafers announces major expansion in Denmark creating 125 new jobs.

Tokyo-based DeepTech Company Scurid Expands to Copenhagen DeepTech company Scurid recently announced the establishment of its new EU HQ in Copenhagen.

Ukrainian Software company Defies War and Opens Nordic Headquarter in Copenhagen Despite the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine, IT company Diceus, based in Kyiv, has chosen to open a Nordic headquarters in Copenhagen to strengthen its presence in the region. This move is seen as both a strategic expansion and a recognition of the support Denmark and its people have provided to Ukraine.

The EV Company is Powering the Green Transition The smart electric vehicles company, XPENG, is expanding its presence in Denmark. On February 3rd, XPENG is opening its new delivery and service centre and Danish headquarters in Hillerød. XPENG will strengthen the international business ecosystem in Hillerød and create additional jobs.

Japanese Online Marketplace Establishes Its European Office in Denmark The Tokyo Stock Exchange-listed online auction house, AUCNET, is opening its European office in Copenhagen. COO Masaaki Furukawa will manage the European branch, with President Yasuto Saito as CEO. By expanding its business in Europe, AUCNET hopes to secure more suppliers of second-hand luxury goods and to improve the customer experience. As the global market for second-hand goods is growing, AUCNET’s expansion cannot be more timely. The clothing industry is estimated to amount to €35.4 billion worldwide in 2021, and exceed €83.7 billion in 2026. While this resale industry offers substantial profits globally, it is often individuals supplying the products. That presents multiple challenges in ensuring a stable supply chain.

Copenhagen Capacity Celebrates Danmark's Largest Foreign Investment Fujifilm Diosynth Biotechnologies' second expansion in Hillerød makes it the largest foreign investment in Denmark. It will transform the site into the largest end-to-end contract development manufacturing organization in Europe. This investment is expected to create approximately 450 new jobs. That will be a significant increase in addition to 1150 employees currently working in Hillerød and the 300 jobs created by the first expansion.

Scott Logic opens Nordic headquarters in Copenhagen The UK-based software consultancy, Scott Logic, has chosen Copenhagen for its North European headquarters, which will serve both as a hub for closer local business relations and as a springboard for expansion into the wider European markets. The reasons why? Long-standing business and the fact that Copenhagen is growing into a vibrant fintech and financial hub.

Fintech frontrunner opens Nordic headquarters in Copenhagen FinTech frontrunner InvestSuite has opened offices in five countries since June last year. Copenhagen is the latest stop, owing to the city’s vibrant fintech community and opportunities to build business in the wider Scandinavian market.

hedgehog lab chooses Copenhagen for European headquarters Newcastle tech company hedgehog lab has opened its first mainland European office in Copenhagen with the prospect of becoming the European headquarters after Brexit.

SAP opens development centre in Copenhagen The German IT company SAP has opened SAP Experience Center in Copenhagen to assist Danish companies in taking digital leadership.

SYBO teams up with Copenhagen Capacity to attract talent Celebrating five years in business this year, mobile game company SYBO, creator of Subway Surfers, can look back at impressive growth rates. To keep afloat of its own success and fulfil a strategy of attracting more international talent, SYBO partnered up with Copenhagen Capacity.

Elkjøp Nordic chooses Copenhagen for Scandinavian customer service centre The largest consumer electronics retailer in the Nordic countries, Elkjøp Nordic, has chosen Copenhagen for its new Scandinavian customer service centre with 300 employees.

IBM chooses Copenhagen for innovation centre IBM is expanding its global activities with a new client innovation centre in Copenhagen. Within two years, 250 IT professionals will be employed at the new centre, working with ground-breaking technologies within big data and cognitive computing.

Hitachi opens Big Data laboratory in Copenhagen Hitachi chooses Copenhagen for its first Big Data laboratory in mainland Europe. Denmark’s strong competencies in data availability, health technology, smart city and energy efficiency were decisive for the choice.

GoerTek Inc. opens European audio research centre in Copenhagen The Chinese consumer electronics company GoerTek has placed its first European headquarters and audio research centre in Copenhagen. Winning factors were the availability of talent and centrality in Europe.