Denmark is fourth in the world at attracting high-value foreign investment projects, according to IBM’s 2015 Global Location Trends report. This confirms Denmark’s position as an attractive destination for knowledge-intensive investment.

The Global Location Trends report 2015 by IBM ranks Denmark fourth in the world in terms of attracting high-value investment projects, which create high-paying and knowledge-intensive jobs.

“The ranking confirms that Denmark is a top performer when it comes to offering an attractive business environment with innovative industry clusters, vibrant R&D environments and a highly-skilled workforce”, says Claus Lønborg, CEO, Copenhagen Capacity.

Denmark strong within ICT, cleantech and life sciences
Globally, Denmark is recognised as a strong hub for life sciences, cleantech and ICT and Smart City solutions. Technology giants such as Hitachi and Cisco recently placed R&D activities in Copenhagen, owing to unique access to data and easy collaboration and partnerships with the public sector.

Ireland tops the list followed by Switzerland, Sweden, Denmark, Lithuania, the Netherlands, Hong Kong, Finland, India and Germany.

Read the full report: www-01.ibm.com

Source: www.copcap.com
Photo: IBM/ Global Location Trends 2015 Annual Report