International investments require regional cooperation
In the Triangle Region, we work together to attract even more international companies and investors to the Triangle Region.
These can be international companies looking for good locations to establish themselves, but they can also be foreign investors and companies wishing to invest in and buy into Danish companies.
Therefore, we work closely with the national investment promotion effort at Invest in Denmark, which has an employee stationed in the Triangle Region Denmark secretariat.
We also work together with the seven municipalities and the local business offices in the Triangle Region. The municipalities have both the planning and developmental responsibility for the business areas in the Triangle Region, while the business offices have unique knowledge of the local business community. Together, they can assist international investors with everything from purchasing land, utilities, and infrastructure to recruitment of labor and interaction with local companies and supply chains.
"Location is crucial for our business!"
Director Jan Lund is certain of the value of being located at the hub in Taulov, close to Fredericia. Otto Schachner, also known as OS Security Center, supplies work gloves and much other safety equipment to the Danish and Scandinavian markets.Internationalization increases productivity
International companies contribute to growth through high productivity and access to global value chains. Therefore, we work purposefully to attract more investments to the area.
In the fierce global competition for investments, we cooperate regionally to leverage the Triangle Region's combined strengths. Access to innovation and educational environments, competent labor, value chains, clusters, and efficient infrastructure makes the area attractive to international investors.
High share of international companies and jobs
The Triangle Region is the business region in Denmark with the highest share of international companies and jobs outside the Capital Region.
One way to attract international companies and investments is the joint municipal plan, which the seven municipalities in the Triangle Region prepare and which the Triangle Region Denmark facilitates.
In the joint municipal plan the seven municipalities coordinate, for example, the allocation of new business areas based on overall considerations about the future business structure in the Triangle Region.
Triangle Region Denmark's success criterion for cooperation on attracting international investments is to strengthen each municipality's and the relevant private actors' ability to attract and secure international investments.
Björn is on the lookout for international investments to the Triangle Region
As part of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Trade Council, Björn Snorri Gudmundsson Bøg is Invest in Denmark's regional employee in the Triangle Region, and his main task is to attract, retain, and develop international investments in Denmark and the Triangle Region.