BUSINESS AREAS

Our largest business park is the well-known Lautrupgård, a 200 hectare (500 acres) area of land with the highest concentration of technology-intensive companies in the country. This attractive area is dominated by the administrative domiciles of Danish and international companies within ITC and financing. Located here is also the university campus of the UC of Engineering and Aalborg University Copenhagen. It is a green, open area where the lakes and natural vegetation have been kept intact.

The area has been an attractive location for major office buildings since the 1970s when high-technology companies such as Siemens, Xerox, Oracle and other business service, consultancy and insurance companies established their offices here. Since then Pfizer, GN Store Nord, Fujitzu, Logica, and Atea have also sited their domiciles around Lautruppark.

Lautrupgård
Is where you will find the largest concentration of high-tech companies in Denmark. Since the seventies, Lautrupgård has developed into one of the most important industrial estates in Denmark.

Ballerup Industrial Park
Is Ballerup’s classic, centrally located industrial quarter. The park is close to Malmparken Station and extends to 100 hectares. LEO Pharma is the largest company here.

Ballerup Business Park
Comprises an older and a newer part. The park is about 55 hectares in size and borders a delightful rural landscape to the west of Ballerup town centre. Here you will find Bosch, NeuroSearch and Ambu International.

Skovlunde Business Park
Is typified by large properties that are especially suitable for industrial and storage companies. Skovlunde Business Park is about 70 hectares in size and soon to open for other types of business. ABB and the TV-channel SBS are among the companies situated here.

Måløv Business Park
Is the municipality’s latest business park.The area covers some 200 hectares and is situated between Måløv and Kildedal railway stations. Largest site is the Novo Nordisk R&D division.

Kildedal - development area
Close to the railway station is poised to be the next big commercial locality for development, as part of the development of Copenhagen’s north-western finger (the so-called Frederikssund Finger).

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