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" alt="List Of Danish Companies" style="max-width:36% max-height:270px; width:auto; height:auto; margin:0px 10px;"> <h1>List Of Danish Companies In The World</h1> <p>This article will cover the major Danish companies in the world. The Danish companies that are included in the list include Chr. Hansen, Carlsberg, Arla, Novozymes, and others. These companies all produce goods which are exported to all over the world. These companies create jobs and contribute to economic welfare.
/p> <h2>Chr. Hansen
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p>Chr. Hansen is a bioscience-based company that produces probiotics, enzymes as well as natural colors for the food and beverage industry. Their products are used in a range of applications, such as yogurt, cheese, and yogurt toppings. They also are involved in food safety and have operations in several countries, including India and China.
/p> <p>The bioscience giant has its headquarters in Horsholm, Denmark, and has been operating for more than 130 years. The company initially focused on the production of animal rennet for cheese production, coloring agents, and other dairy products. industry. In 2005, Chr. Hansen was separated into an independent company and listed on the Nasdaq Copenhagen exchange. It was rated one of the most sustainable companies around the world in the year 2019.
/p> <h2>Carlsberg
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p>Carlsberg is a well-known beer brand. It's the largest beer company in Denmark and is also a leading producer of chocolates and other beverages. The company was initially a royal crown company however, it now provides flavor-infused beverages to 35% of the population. Its products can be found in more than 150 countries.
/p> <p>The company was established in Copenhagen in 1847 by J. C. Jacobsen and is now a global brewery that has a presence in Europe and Asia. The company's products are widely known and have established a solid brand in these markets. It has also expanded into new markets via strategic M&A and employs more than 41,000 people across the world.
/p> <p>Carlsberg's operations in Denmark were overhauled in 1992, which included the sale of its Tuborg brewery and transfer of production to two existing plants. The company also bought 80 percent of Danish soft drink company A/S Dadeko.
/p> <h2>Novozymes
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p>Novozymes one of the most successful biotechnology companies in Denmark, has a global presence. The company's products are catalysts for sustainable production of biofuels as well as helping to protect the environment. Novozymes is an affiliate of NASDAQ OMX Copenhagen has more than 6,100 employees in the world. It sells 700 items in more than 130 nations. In 2021, the company is expected to record a total revenue of $2.285 billion.
/p> <p>The company started producing enzymes in the early 1960s, with products that ranged from detergents to other industrial applications. Although enzymes initially were used in the starch industry for conversion of sugar into starch but they soon discovered other uses. Novo's management built a large enzyme facility in Kalundborg (Denmark) to expand their production capabilities. The facility was inaugurated by Novo the same year as an article in The Lancet, a medical journal, which questioned the safety and effectiveness of detergent enzymes. The article claimed that workers at the British detergent factory suffered from allergies after inhaling the concentrated enzyme powder.
/p> <h2>Arla
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p>Arla, a Danish company that manufactures dairy products, is located in Denmark. It employs more than 500 employees across four cities: Oslo, Copenhagen, Stockholm and Stockholm. Denmark's dairy industry is huge and Arla is one the largest domestic suppliers. Certain brands, such as Cravendale, are known in the UK.
/p> <p>LEGO is another Danish company on this list. LEGOLAND is a renowned tourist attraction in Denmark is the company responsible. It also has a global presence with a theme park located in Windsor, England. The LEGO Group employs more than 18,000 employees around the world.
/p> <h2>Pandora
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p>The Danish jewelry company Pandora has an impressive record of making affordable luxury class products. The company has a solid presence in 47 countries across six continents and sells its products in more than 9000 stores and concept stores. It was founded in 1982. The company is now an international player. The company first began selling its products in Denmark in 1982, but later expanded to other markets as demand increased. The company has since established operations in the United States of America, Australia, Germany, and the UK.
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/p> <p>Axcel is an Danish private equity firm, purchased 60 percent of Pandora's stock from the Enevoldsen families in the year 2008. The company was later able to launch an initial public offering in 2010 for DKK 9.96 billion (US$1.8 billion). Pandora was valued at DKK 27 billion. The company is listed on the NASDAQ OMX Copenhagen Stock Exchange and is a part of the OMX Copenhagen 20 index.
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