French robot producer to establish Nordic headquarter in Denmark
Hexagone has already started supplying products to Ry, Jutland, where their new Danish subsidiary and Nordic headquarter, Hexagone Scandinavia Aps, will be located. From here, the company plans to start servicing the Nordic market and selling their products; innovative cleaning robots and other equipment for swimming facilities, saunas and spa baths.
Ease of doing business
Hexagone aspires to become market leader in Europe. Hence, the Scandinavian market is vital to the company, and the opening in Denmark marks an important first step.
We have really been astonished by the speed and ease of setting up a business in Denmark, which emphasises that we have chosen right when we selected Denmark for our Nordic headquarter. We are very grateful for all the support Invest in Denmark and the local service providers have provided - creating a friendly and efficient environment for us to set up operations.
In the most recent report – Doing Business 2016 from the World Bank – which evaluates 189 economies, Denmark is referenced first in Europe. This report assesses 10 areas in the life cycle of a business, confirming that establishing a business in Denmark is easy and cost-effective. Companies can benefit from an easy plug ‘n play registration and be ready to do business within just a few hours.
Denmark – foreign companies’ bridge to Scandinavia
Within the last six months, Invest in Denmark has assisted several foreign companies, who have chosen Denmark as their hub in Scandinavia, confirming its attractiveness as an entry gate to the lucrative Scandinavian market.
“We are very happy to welcome Hexagone in Denmark. I hope that they will benefit greatly from the Danish robotics cluster, which offers unique opportunities for global developers of robotics solutions,” says Dorte Bech Vizard, Director of Invest in Denmark.
Hexagone will furthermore, benefit from a flexible labour market and a well-developed infrastructure, connecting the European mainland with the Nordic and Baltic region.