Chinese BGI found Denmark to be the perfect place for a European headquarter.

Four times has Seventure Partners - one of the leading venture capital firms in Europe - chosen to invest in Danish companies within life sciences.

Establishing Siemens' first Center of Knowledge Interchange outside Germany, Denmark was an obvious choice.

Huawei has set up three offices and established cooperation with several of the leading technical universities in Denmark.

The Indian wind power company, Suzlon Energy, chose to locate their global headquarters in Denmark.

Competent labour force and a strong design tradition made Microsoft choose Denmark for its largest European R&D centre.

With the establishment of a Nordic Business Centre in Denmark Dell has achieved a high level of customer service at the lowest possible cost.

Highly qualified staff, excellent R&D abilities and a well-developed infrastructure made B-K Medical choose Denmark.

Direct flights throughout Europe and ease of truck deliveries convinced the major German chemical group Bayer to place its regional headquarter in Denmark.

Ferring expanded its Copenhagen R&D facilities and its Scandinavian activities continue to benefit from the easy access to a highly skilled Danish talent pool.

Outstanding R&D capabilities made Otto Bock HealthCare invest in Danish competencies.

Denmark’s competitiveness as one of the top two cancer centres in Europe contributes to Genmab's success.

Siemens Wind Power established a global headquarter with R&D and production facilities in Denmark.

A strong biotech cluster with a large pool of talented scientists made Shanghai ChemPartner choose Denmark as their European Headquarter.

A strong maritime business culture and a flexible Danish workforce made Furuno choose Denmark.