February 6, 2026

Good food deserves better - Also in Asia. Therefore Too Good To Go has officially launched there presence in Japan, their first market in Asia!

Japan’s concept of hashtag#mottainai, a deep respect for food and resources, closely reflects To Good To Go’s vision of a planet with no food waste. It’s about valuing what already exists, not doing without.

Read the post on Linkedin: Too Good To Go enters the Asian market

January 22, 2026

Blackbird Coffee has secured a million-kroner investment from Seed Capital and Damgaard Company to revolutionize the European market for business coffee.

Blackbird Coffee aims to make office coffee as easy as streaming music. With new capital backing the company, it is accelerating its ambition to challenge a dusty industry across Europe.

Read more: Blackbird Coffee secures million-kroner investment from Seed Capital and Damgaard Company

August 26, 2025

We are delighted to announce that Denmark’s largest municipality, the City of Copenhagen, has now also chosen the SIKKER FIL solution from Nordic Cloud Technologies (NCT).

“The agreement was concluded over the summer, and we are very proud of the new collaboration, which began in August and will continue for the next six years,” says Lars Christiansen, CEO of NCT.

“The agreement means that from August we began delivering our largest and most comprehensive IT solution to date. The agreement covers all public schools and childcare institutions in the City of Copenhagen. Our SIKKER FIL solution, which an increasing number of municipalities are choosing, helps ensure that children’s sensitive personal data is handled responsibly.”

Read more: City of Copenhagen has now chosen the SIKKER FIL solution

August 6, 2025

The Danish IT company lived up to its own expectations and last year recorded its first full year with a positive operating result, adjusted for, among other things, one-off costs.

Link to IT Watch article: Templafy Achieves Its First Year of Positive Operating Profit

April 4, 2025

The CEO of the food-waste app Too Good To Go calls the concept a win-win-win. This is the reason behind yet another year of strong growth. She now sees new markets and black numbers on the bottom line.

Last year, the company expanded into two new countries, meaning the app is now available in a total of 19 countries. Several new regions are on the drawing board, the CEO tells Børsen.

In 2024, revenue reached EUR 193.4 million, corresponding to just over DKK 1.4 billion and growth of 30 percent compared to the previous year, Børsen writes.

Link to Børsen: From DKK 0 to DKK 1.4 Billion in Sales in Ten Years: Too Good To Go Surges Ahead

March 7, 2025

Damgaard Company A/S has established a charitable foundation with a special focus on the social and societal conditions of children and young people and their families.

With the establishment of the charitable foundation, Charlotte & Preben Damgaard’s Foundation, Damgaard Company A/S has committed to making ongoing contributions over a number of years. The foundation has appointed a board consisting of:

- Charlotte Damgaard, Chair of the Board of Damgaard Company A/S, Chair

- Nana Bule, advisor, professional board member and former CEO of Microsoft Denmark

- Sisse Fjelsted Rasmussen, investor, professional board member and former CFO of Stark Group

The foundation will provide financial support to organizations and associations that work, among other things, to improve conditions for women, children, young people, and families in accordance with the foundation’s purpose.

First Donation to Maternity Foundation
Charlotte & Preben Damgaard’s Foundation has chosen to make its first donation by awarding a substantial contribution to Maternity Foundation, which works to create safer childbirths for women and newborns worldwide.

“I am very happy to have had the opportunity to support and be part of Maternity Foundation’s partner program. As a woman and a mother, it feels like a human right to have access to safe childbirth. What Maternity Foundation contributes through relatively simple but effective initiatives and technology makes a huge difference. Supporting such a project feels absolutely right, and I look forward to getting closer to MF’s projects in developing countries.”

Through its donations, Charlotte & Preben Damgaard’s Foundation aims to contribute to improving the well-being and living conditions of people in need and where we can make a real difference.

Link: https://charlotteogprebendamgaardsfond.dk/

March 5, 2025

OrderYOYO, which has developed an online ordering system for takeaway restaurants, has been sold for DKK 860 million to the British private equity firm Pollen Street Capital (PSC).

Jesper Johansen (pic.), CEO of OrderYOYO, says:
“Over recent years, our team of more than 300 dedicated Restaurant Liberators has developed OrderYOYO into a clear market leader, liberating more than 12,500 restaurants and generating over 16 million orders annually on our platform. This market-leading position has been achieved alongside a strong focus on profitability, with EBITDA margins increasing from 0.5% in 2021 to 17.6% in 2024. I cannot thank our team enough for their enormous efforts and constant focus on delivering on our vision and strategy. We are now ready for a new growth journey, and PSC is the perfect partner to take OrderYOYO to the next level by adding capital for investments, strategic know-how, and commercial and financial expertise to support and accelerate future growth.”

Charlotte Damgaard, Chair of Damgaard Company, says:
“With this transaction, we have completed what Preben Damgaard began in 2016 when he invested in the company with the ambition to do what he did best—namely helping the company scale from a start-up to a mature, listed company. Preben took OrderYOYO public in July 2021 when the company was listed on Nasdaq First North. A big thank you to Pollen Street Capital Ltd. and the OrderYOYO team for making this successful transaction possible.”

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‍ITWatch

June 28, 2024

With its 2023 annual report, the company marks the completion of its cloud transformation, and there is growing interest in advanced product configuration among large industrial companies.

In fact, the company is following the plan—the plan for transforming Configit’s configuration lifecycle management software into a cloud-based service, which was laid out before the COVID-19 pandemic broke out in 2020.

Read the full article (ITWatch): Digital Transformation Accelerates: Configit Expects Positive Operating Results in 2024

May 23, 2024

Once again this year, Fellowmind won the main prize as Denmark’s best Microsoft partner and also took home awards as Partner of the Year in the categories Cloud Infrastructure and Modern Work at the Microsoft Partner Awards 2024.

On Thursday, May 23, Microsoft invited all nominated partners to its annual Microsoft Partner Awards 2024 ceremony at its headquarters in Lyngby.

Fellowmind had been nominated in six different categories, so Max Sejbæk and Mikkel Aude naturally attended the award show with high expectations. However, winning the main award as Partner of the Year once again exceeded all expectations.

Read more: Fellowmind named Microsoft Partner of the Year again in 2024

April 23, 2024

Software company OrderYOYO has a strong appetite for both market share and acquisitions.

“The strategy we’ve laid out works, and we are gaining market share,” states Jesper Johansen.

Read the full article on ITWatch: Upgraded guidance five times in 2023—and now the software company has done it again: “We’re a little burned”

December 5, 2023

Danish company Templafy is relocating its headquarters to the United States, which will now be the company’s home base. The reason: easier access to capital, customers, and top talent.

Read the full article on ComputerWorld: Templafy moves its headquarters into this building in the US: A key step toward building an international company