One of Denmark’s strongest industrial regions – production, logistics, energy, skills and seven locations united around business opportunities.
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37,000
Jobs in manufacturing.
No. 2
In Denmark for industrial productivity.
DKK 936,000
Value added per job.
2.5%
Average annual growth in industrial value added, 2014–2024.
1 million
People in the functional labour market.
No. 2
Denmark’s second-largest airport and container port.
In Billund, the LEGO Group develops the technology behind tomorrow’s manufacturing. Kornmarken Campus brings together the expertise needed to accelerate the journey from initial concept to finished LEGO bricks.
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At Alfa Laval in Kolding, companies can test ways to make food production more efficient. Expertise in processes and technology creates practical opportunities to reduce water and energy use.
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At HySynergy in Fredericia, electricity is converted into hydrogen. By adjusting its electricity consumption, the facility can also help stabilise the grid – connecting industrial energy needs with the energy system of tomorrow.
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At Solar’s automated central warehouse in Vejen, people and technology work together to dispatch goods across Denmark. Digital systems track products throughout their journey from warehouse to delivery.
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From Middelfart, USTC supports an international group operating in shipping, logistics and energy. Here, expertise and decisions connect a local base with markets around the world.
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At Fertin Pharma, Vejle’s chewing gum heritage is finding new applications. Combining expertise in confectionery and pharmaceuticals, the company develops products including medicated chewing gum for international customers.
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