Copenhagen has beaten other European cities such as London, Hamburg and Frankfurt in the competition to become the European headquarters for US-based INTTRA, which is planning to establish up to 25 jobs within 12-18 months, says the company in comments to ShippingWatch.
The choice of Copenhagen thus represents yet another victory for the Danish capital's ambitions in the maritime sector, where quite a number of other foreign companies have announced that they will establish themselves in Denmark in recent weeks.
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