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img align="left" style="margin:0px 10px; max-width:31% height:auto; width:auto; max-height:370px;" alt="List Of Largest Danish Companies" src=""> <h1>List Of Largest Danish Companies</h1> <p>This article lists the most important Danish companies. These include Statoil Refining Denmark, which is the largest refinery for oil in the world, Danske Bank (the biggest bank in Denmark) and DSB (which operates the Oresundstag ferry between Denmark and Sweden). Other companies on this list include Salling, which operates various supermarket chains in Denmark.

/p> <h2>Statoil Refining Denmark is Denmark's largest refinery for oil.

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p>Statoil Refining Denmark, a subsidiary of Statoil ASA (a Norwegian energy company), is a subsidiary of Statoil ASA. Its main business is refining crude oil and condensate into jet fuel, petrol, diesel, and fuel oil. The company employs about 350 employees and process more than 5.5 million tons of crude oil per year.

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/p> <p>Statoil Refining Denmark, the largest Danish refinery, produces 6.6 million tonnes of oil products per year. It also produces agricultural fertilizer. The refinery was constructed at the cost of 400 million Danish crowns. It was put on line in the summer of 2002. It can produce one million tonnes of sulphur-free diesel fuel oil in the present.

/p> <h2>Danske Bank is Denmark's largest bank

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p>The Danish banking sector was fragmented with only 70 commercial banks and 140 savings banks offering services to the country's 5.1 million inhabitants. A few big banks had a national presence, while others competed against smaller ones. Today there are 10 savings and 18 banks banks that together account for 90 percent of the market.

/p> <p>Danske Bank has taken measures to protect the environment. The bank signed the Environmental Charter for Banks (United Nations Environment Programme) Danske Bank also incorporates environmental considerations in its credit procedures.

/p> <h2>DSB operates the Oresundstag ferry service that connects Denmark and Sweden

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p>The Oresundstag ferry service connects Denmark and Sweden and was introduced in 1999, when the combined bridge was completed. The main route runs from Malmo in Sweden to Helsingor in Denmark, via Copenhagen airport. Three additional routes connect Malmo to Goteborg or Kalmar on the Swedish side.

/p> <p>The Oresundstag railway network consists of 854 km (531 miles) of track. Trains run between Osterport and the Airport in Denmark through the Malmo City Tunnel, and onto the Southern Main Line to Lund. From here, trains continue to Gothenburg, Kalmar, and Karlskrona. In peak times, Oresundstag trains can accommodate up to nine cars.

/p> <h2>Salling has a variety of Danish supermarket chains

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p>The largest retailer in Denmark is the Salling Group, which also owns several retail businesses. In 1960, Herman Salling founded a department store named Jysk Supermarked. His goal was to establish a chain of supermarkets and department stores. Soonafter, the company launched Denmark's first supermarket, fotex. Throughout the years the company grew and developed into what is today known as the Salling Group. The company strives to satisfy the demands of their customers. To achieve this, they're constantly looking for ways to cut costs and provide the most competitive possible prices to their customers.

/p> <p>The company operates a portfolio of more than 500 stores in Denmark and has expanded its operations to other European countries. It also owns the Netto store in Poland. In recent years, the Salling Group has increased its profits and revenues by more than DKK 4 billion, which equates to 7% of its total revenue. However, the company has also experienced some difficulties, including the COVID-19 virus, which has affected its operations across all markets. This forced the company to change its retail networks and shift employees and products from one location to another.

/p> <h2>Carlsberg beer is one of the most popular beers around the world.

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p>Carlsberg is a Danish company that produces some of the most well known beers. It began expanding its international business in the 1970s. In reality, 14 percent of British Lager sales were accounted for by Carlsberg brand lager in 1975. During the 1990s, the company saw steady growth in sales, but did not make money in certain of its markets. In the early 2000s, Carlsberg decided to change its constitution to give the foundation more control of the company. The charitable foundation now controls 75% of the voting rights of the company.

/p> <p>The company was founded in 1847 by J.C. Jacobsen, a man who was extremely religious and a keen collector of art. His wealth enabled him to accumulate a large collection of artthat is now housed in the Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek. Carlsberg beer was first made on the 10th of November in 1847. It was first exported in 1868 in barrels to Edinburgh. In the 1870s, his son Carl joined the company and began studying abroad. The company established a new brewery in New Carlsberg in 1871.

/p> <h2>Coloplast is a Danish luxury brand

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p>If you are looking to invest in a luxurious brand, then you can look to the stock of Coloplast. The company is a Danish company that has a stable ownership structure. It had 39,452 shareholders at the end of its latest fiscal year, compared to 30,226 the previous year. Additionally, 34 percent of its shares were owned by institutional investors outside of Denmark. The shares are divided into 18,000,000 class A shares and 193 million class B shares. The company has one shareholder major, Niels Peter Louis-Hansen, who is the son of the founders Aage Louis Hansen and Johanne Louis-Hansen. He holds about 20.7% of the outstanding shares and 41.5% voting rights.

/p> <p>Since its inception, Coloplast has been based in Denmark and is a specialist in medical supplies. Its products include skin care such as antifungal creams and antifungal products, as well as disposable bags for ostomy. The products are sold globally, and the company generates approximately 97% of its revenues through exports. In 1999, the company began investigating offshoring facilities in other countries and opened a production facility in Tatabanya, Hungary. The country's low labor costs and land cost attracted the company. In addition, its tax rate is lower than that of Denmark.

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