Facts & figures

● Malmö is Sweden’s third-largest city and the largest city in the province of Skåne, with 295,000 inhabitants. 29% of Malmö’s inhabitants are immigrants, and its population includes representa- tives of 171 nationalities.

● Malmö was ranked among the 13 most creative cities in the world in 2009 by the business journal Fast Company as one of only three non-American cities on their list.

● In October 2009 Malmö was awarded the prestigious UN Scroll of Honour for its work within sustainable urban development.

Malmö business in brief

Northern Harbour The Northern Harbour is a part of Copenhagen Malmö Port, CMP, offering multimodal transport solutions and excellent infrastructure by sea, rail, road and air. To develop the competitiveness of the Öresund Region the City of Malmö and CMP are currently investing USD 125 million in modern infrastruc-ture. A brand-new, ultra-modern goods and ferry terminal is under construc-tion that will enable optimization of trimodal transport flows.

The Northern Harbour in Malmö will be a natural choice for centralized logis- tic operations in Scandinavia, the Baltic countries and northern Germany. From reclaimed land we can offer land for harbour based logistic hubs for nor- thern Europe. A base in or around Malmö means rapid access to large and expanding markets, 25 million consumers in Scandinavia and about 125 million in northern Europe.

To attract companies with operations that make big demands on distribution and logistics we will build a state-of-the-art logistics centre. The new develop-ment in the Northern Harbour covers 750,000 sqm for manufacturing and transport industries providing value adding and working opportunities.

Trade & Industry Agency, City of MalmöAddress: Lugna gatan 84, SE-205 80 Malmö, SwedenTelephone: +46 40 34 17 00Email: tradeindustry@malmo.se www.malmo.se/tradeindustry and www.malmobusiness.com

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ince the opening of the Öresund Bridge between Denmark and Sweden in 2000, Skåne is in an exciting phase of internationalization.

The Öresund Region is a geographical and economic region comprising the southernmost part of Sweden, Skåne and Eastern Denmark. It is one of the most dynamic regions in Europe and the whole area generates a quarter of the combined GDP of Sweden and Denmark.

Malmö is Sweden’s third largest city and the biggest city in the province of Skåne. Malmö is also important as a commercial centre for the Öresund Region with a population of 295,000 people.

In just a few years the city has undergone significant changes. Once a tradi- tional industrial city, Malmö has become a centre of higher education and cutting-edge technology as well as an internationally recognized leader in the field of sustainable urban development.Malmö University, founded in 1998 and Sweden’s ninth largest university, has played a central role in the transformation of Malmö from industrial town to centre of learning.

Trade and IndustryThe major industrial sectors are based on Research & Development supported by private services, retail, construction and property. It is a breeding ground for strong corporate activity, university research and innovative technologies in our key sectors; digital media, cleantech, life sciences, logistics and tourism industry.

Malmö has about 13,000 companies and 28,000 work sites. Thule, Duni, Vestas Northern Europe and Aarhus Karlshamn are all examples of companies with headquarters in Malmö. Among the latest newcomers are DSB First Group and Mercedes-Benz.

InfrastructureBy air, road, sea or rail Sweden and Malmö offer an excellent infrastructure meeting your needs. Air, sea and land communications, both domestic and international are well developed.

There are, international highways, E 4, E 6 and E 20 to Gothenburg and Stockholm and further north as well as south towards the continent.

Northern Germany, Trawemünde can be reached by ferry from Malmö. 3 daily sailings with only a 9 hour voyage ensure the kind of efficiency required by professional cargo as well as passenger transportation.

X2000 high-speed trains take passengers between Malmö and Stockholm in 4.5 hours, with many departures per day in each direction.

By air you can reach Malmö either from Copenhagen Airport or Malmö Airport, see below!

Copenhagen Airport is Scandinavia’s main airport, the transfer airport for air traffic between other parts of the world and the many national and regional airports in Scandinavia and the area south of the Baltic Sea. Copenhagen Airport works as the hub for Scandinavian Airlines and one of the hubs in the Star Alliance.

Development areas

Western Harbour One of the most important areas of expansion today is the Western Harbour with mixed urban structures including housing accommodation, workplaces and services. The residential tower Turning Torso is with its 54 floors a land-mark which symbolizes the post-industrial Malmö.

Urban density in combination with modern architecture and a high level of sustainability is part of the area Dockan. The area is transforming into a media cluster where the Media Evolution City will be located in the docklands. It is hosting growth companies within moving images as well as SVT – the Swedish public service TV.

HyllieHyllie, very close to the Öresund Bridge, in southwest Malmö, 10 minutes from Copenhagen Airport, is planned for business, commercial premises, residen-ces and more. One of the main features, Malmö Arena, designed to host both sports and other events holds up to 15,000 spectators. There are also plans for building a new trade exhibition centre in this district.

Emporia is a large 90,000 sqm shopping centre under construction in a four- storey building containing a mix of Scandinavian and international stores as well as around 30 restaurants and cafés. The shopping centre will also include two large food stores and will be opened in 2012.

Point Hyllie combines housing and commercial property, and will be a land- mark for the area.

S Malmö Airport, about 20 kilometres east of Malmö has a catchment area that covers most of southern Sweden, where 1.4 million people (40 percent) of the country’s population lives. Malmö Airport has domestic as well as internatio-nal routes.

The Öresund Bridge is a combined twin-track railroad and highway across Öresund. The Bridge connects Malmö in Sweden and Copenhagen in Denmark.

Copenhagen Malmö Port, CMP is a joint company for the two harbours in Copenhagen and Malmö. The company is the major port operator in the Öresund Region and one of the biggest port and terminal operators in the whole Nordic Region. It meets demands for the transport of consumer goods, new cars, aviation fuel, building materials, passengers, etc.

The Citytunnel, opening in December 2010 will link the railway line from the city of Malmö to the lines to Trelleborg, Ystad south of Malmö, and Copenha-gen Airport and Copenhagen. Every day an estimated 350 trains will pass through the Citytunnel. Malmö Central Station is being redeveloped and Malmö will also gain two new stations – Triangeln and Hyllie.

The Citytunnel will help to improve commuting options as the commuting times for a number of routes will be reduced and accessibility in the region further increased.

ince the opening of the Öresund Bridge between Denmark and Sweden in 2000, Skåne is in an exciting phase of internationalization.

The Öresund Region is a geographical and economic region comprising the southernmost part of Sweden, Skåne and Eastern Denmark. It is one of the most dynamic regions in Europe and the whole area generates a quarter of the combined GDP of Sweden and Denmark.

Malmö is Sweden’s third largest city and the biggest city in the province of Skåne. Malmö is also important as a commercial centre for the Öresund Region with a population of 295,000 people.

In just a few years the city has undergone significant changes. Once a tradi- tional industrial city, Malmö has become a centre of higher education and cutting-edge technology as well as an internationally recognized leader in the field of sustainable urban development.Malmö University, founded in 1998 and Sweden’s ninth largest university, has played a central role in the transformation of Malmö from industrial town to centre of learning.

Trade and IndustryThe major industrial sectors are based on Research & Development supported by private services, retail, construction and property. It is a breeding ground for strong corporate activity, university research and innovative technologies in our key sectors; digital media, cleantech, life sciences, logistics and tourism industry.

Malmö has about 13,000 companies and 28,000 work sites. Thule, Duni, Vestas Northern Europe and Aarhus Karlshamn are all examples of companies with headquarters in Malmö. Among the latest newcomers are DSB First Group and Mercedes-Benz.

InfrastructureBy air, road, sea or rail Sweden and Malmö offer an excellent infrastructure meeting your needs. Air, sea and land communications, both domestic and international are well developed.

There are, international highways, E 4, E 6 and E 20 to Gothenburg and Stockholm and further north as well as south towards the continent.

Northern Germany, Trawemünde can be reached by ferry from Malmö. 3 daily sailings with only a 9 hour voyage ensure the kind of efficiency required by professional cargo as well as passenger transportation.

X2000 high-speed trains take passengers between Malmö and Stockholm in 4.5 hours, with many departures per day in each direction.

By air you can reach Malmö either from Copenhagen Airport or Malmö Airport, see below!

Copenhagen Airport is Scandinavia’s main airport, the transfer airport for air traffic between other parts of the world and the many national and regional airports in Scandinavia and the area south of the Baltic Sea. Copenhagen Airport works as the hub for Scandinavian Airlines and one of the hubs in the Star Alliance.

Development areas

Western Harbour One of the most important areas of expansion today is the Western Harbour with mixed urban structures including housing accommodation, workplaces and services. The residential tower Turning Torso is with its 54 floors a land-mark which symbolizes the post-industrial Malmö.

Urban density in combination with modern architecture and a high level of sustainability is part of the area Dockan. The area is transforming into a media cluster where the Media Evolution City will be located in the docklands. It is hosting growth companies within moving images as well as SVT – the Swedish public service TV.

HyllieHyllie, very close to the Öresund Bridge, in southwest Malmö, 10 minutes from Copenhagen Airport, is planned for business, commercial premises, residen-ces and more. One of the main features, Malmö Arena, designed to host both sports and other events holds up to 15,000 spectators. There are also plans for building a new trade exhibition centre in this district.

Emporia is a large 90,000 sqm shopping centre under construction in a four- storey building containing a mix of Scandinavian and international stores as well as around 30 restaurants and cafés. The shopping centre will also include two large food stores and will be opened in 2012.

Point Hyllie combines housing and commercial property, and will be a land- mark for the area.

S Malmö Airport, about 20 kilometres east of Malmö has a catchment area that covers most of southern Sweden, where 1.4 million people (40 percent) of the country’s population lives. Malmö Airport has domestic as well as internatio-nal routes.

The Öresund Bridge is a combined twin-track railroad and highway across Öresund. The Bridge connects Malmö in Sweden and Copenhagen in Denmark.

Copenhagen Malmö Port, CMP is a joint company for the two harbours in Copenhagen and Malmö. The company is the major port operator in the Öresund Region and one of the biggest port and terminal operators in the whole Nordic Region. It meets demands for the transport of consumer goods, new cars, aviation fuel, building materials, passengers, etc.

The Citytunnel, opening in December 2010 will link the railway line from the city of Malmö to the lines to Trelleborg, Ystad south of Malmö, and Copenha-gen Airport and Copenhagen. Every day an estimated 350 trains will pass through the Citytunnel. Malmö Central Station is being redeveloped and Malmö will also gain two new stations – Triangeln and Hyllie.

The Citytunnel will help to improve commuting options as the commuting times for a number of routes will be reduced and accessibility in the region further increased.

ince the opening of the Öresund Bridge between Denmark and Sweden in 2000, Skåne is in an exciting phase of internationalization.

The Öresund Region is a geographical and economic region comprising the southernmost part of Sweden, Skåne and Eastern Denmark. It is one of the most dynamic regions in Europe and the whole area generates a quarter of the combined GDP of Sweden and Denmark.

Malmö is Sweden’s third largest city and the biggest city in the province of Skåne. Malmö is also important as a commercial centre for the Öresund Region with a population of 295,000 people.

In just a few years the city has undergone significant changes. Once a tradi- tional industrial city, Malmö has become a centre of higher education and cutting-edge technology as well as an internationally recognized leader in the field of sustainable urban development.Malmö University, founded in 1998 and Sweden’s ninth largest university, has played a central role in the transformation of Malmö from industrial town to centre of learning.

Trade and IndustryThe major industrial sectors are based on Research & Development supported by private services, retail, construction and property. It is a breeding ground for strong corporate activity, university research and innovative technologies in our key sectors; digital media, cleantech, life sciences, logistics and tourism industry.

Malmö has about 13,000 companies and 28,000 work sites. Thule, Duni, Vestas Northern Europe and Aarhus Karlshamn are all examples of companies with headquarters in Malmö. Among the latest newcomers are DSB First Group and Mercedes-Benz.

InfrastructureBy air, road, sea or rail Sweden and Malmö offer an excellent infrastructure meeting your needs. Air, sea and land communications, both domestic and international are well developed.

There are, international highways, E 4, E 6 and E 20 to Gothenburg and Stockholm and further north as well as south towards the continent.

Northern Germany, Trawemünde can be reached by ferry from Malmö. 3 daily sailings with only a 9 hour voyage ensure the kind of efficiency required by professional cargo as well as passenger transportation.

X2000 high-speed trains take passengers between Malmö and Stockholm in 4.5 hours, with many departures per day in each direction.

By air you can reach Malmö either from Copenhagen Airport or Malmö Airport, see below!

Copenhagen Airport is Scandinavia’s main airport, the transfer airport for air traffic between other parts of the world and the many national and regional airports in Scandinavia and the area south of the Baltic Sea. Copenhagen Airport works as the hub for Scandinavian Airlines and one of the hubs in the Star Alliance.

Development areas

Western Harbour One of the most important areas of expansion today is the Western Harbour with mixed urban structures including housing accommodation, workplaces and services. The residential tower Turning Torso is with its 54 floors a land-mark which symbolizes the post-industrial Malmö.

Urban density in combination with modern architecture and a high level of sustainability is part of the area Dockan. The area is transforming into a media cluster where the Media Evolution City will be located in the docklands. It is hosting growth companies within moving images as well as SVT – the Swedish public service TV.

HyllieHyllie, very close to the Öresund Bridge, in southwest Malmö, 10 minutes from Copenhagen Airport, is planned for business, commercial premises, residen-ces and more. One of the main features, Malmö Arena, designed to host both sports and other events holds up to 15,000 spectators. There are also plans for building a new trade exhibition centre in this district.

Emporia is a large 90,000 sqm shopping centre under construction in a four- storey building containing a mix of Scandinavian and international stores as well as around 30 restaurants and cafés. The shopping centre will also include two large food stores and will be opened in 2012.

Point Hyllie combines housing and commercial property, and will be a land- mark for the area.

S Malmö Airport, about 20 kilometres east of Malmö has a catchment area that covers most of southern Sweden, where 1.4 million people (40 percent) of the country’s population lives. Malmö Airport has domestic as well as internatio-nal routes.

The Öresund Bridge is a combined twin-track railroad and highway across Öresund. The Bridge connects Malmö in Sweden and Copenhagen in Denmark.

Copenhagen Malmö Port, CMP is a joint company for the two harbours in Copenhagen and Malmö. The company is the major port operator in the Öresund Region and one of the biggest port and terminal operators in the whole Nordic Region. It meets demands for the transport of consumer goods, new cars, aviation fuel, building materials, passengers, etc.

The Citytunnel, opening in December 2010 will link the railway line from the city of Malmö to the lines to Trelleborg, Ystad south of Malmö, and Copenha-gen Airport and Copenhagen. Every day an estimated 350 trains will pass through the Citytunnel. Malmö Central Station is being redeveloped and Malmö will also gain two new stations – Triangeln and Hyllie.

The Citytunnel will help to improve commuting options as the commuting times for a number of routes will be reduced and accessibility in the region further increased.

ince the opening of the Öresund Bridge between Denmark and Sweden in 2000, Skåne is in an exciting phase of internationalization.

The Öresund Region is a geographical and economic region comprising the southernmost part of Sweden, Skåne and Eastern Denmark. It is one of the most dynamic regions in Europe and the whole area generates a quarter of the combined GDP of Sweden and Denmark.

Malmö is Sweden’s third largest city and the biggest city in the province of Skåne. Malmö is also important as a commercial centre for the Öresund Region with a population of 295,000 people.

In just a few years the city has undergone significant changes. Once a tradi- tional industrial city, Malmö has become a centre of higher education and cutting-edge technology as well as an internationally recognized leader in the field of sustainable urban development.Malmö University, founded in 1998 and Sweden’s ninth largest university, has played a central role in the transformation of Malmö from industrial town to centre of learning.

Trade and IndustryThe major industrial sectors are based on Research & Development supported by private services, retail, construction and property. It is a breeding ground for strong corporate activity, university research and innovative technologies in our key sectors; digital media, cleantech, life sciences, logistics and tourism industry.

Malmö has about 13,000 companies and 28,000 work sites. Thule, Duni, Vestas Northern Europe and Aarhus Karlshamn are all examples of companies with headquarters in Malmö. Among the latest newcomers are DSB First Group and Mercedes-Benz.

InfrastructureBy air, road, sea or rail Sweden and Malmö offer an excellent infrastructure meeting your needs. Air, sea and land communications, both domestic and international are well developed.

There are, international highways, E 4, E 6 and E 20 to Gothenburg and Stockholm and further north as well as south towards the continent.

Northern Germany, Trawemünde can be reached by ferry from Malmö. 3 daily sailings with only a 9 hour voyage ensure the kind of efficiency required by professional cargo as well as passenger transportation.

X2000 high-speed trains take passengers between Malmö and Stockholm in 4.5 hours, with many departures per day in each direction.

By air you can reach Malmö either from Copenhagen Airport or Malmö Airport, see below!

Copenhagen Airport is Scandinavia’s main airport, the transfer airport for air traffic between other parts of the world and the many national and regional airports in Scandinavia and the area south of the Baltic Sea. Copenhagen Airport works as the hub for Scandinavian Airlines and one of the hubs in the Star Alliance.

Development areas

Western Harbour One of the most important areas of expansion today is the Western Harbour with mixed urban structures including housing accommodation, workplaces and services. The residential tower Turning Torso is with its 54 floors a land-mark which symbolizes the post-industrial Malmö.

Urban density in combination with modern architecture and a high level of sustainability is part of the area Dockan. The area is transforming into a media cluster where the Media Evolution City will be located in the docklands. It is hosting growth companies within moving images as well as SVT – the Swedish public service TV.

HyllieHyllie, very close to the Öresund Bridge, in southwest Malmö, 10 minutes from Copenhagen Airport, is planned for business, commercial premises, residen-ces and more. One of the main features, Malmö Arena, designed to host both sports and other events holds up to 15,000 spectators. There are also plans for building a new trade exhibition centre in this district.

Emporia is a large 90,000 sqm shopping centre under construction in a four- storey building containing a mix of Scandinavian and international stores as well as around 30 restaurants and cafés. The shopping centre will also include two large food stores and will be opened in 2012.

Point Hyllie combines housing and commercial property, and will be a land- mark for the area.

S Malmö Airport, about 20 kilometres east of Malmö has a catchment area that covers most of southern Sweden, where 1.4 million people (40 percent) of the country’s population lives. Malmö Airport has domestic as well as internatio-nal routes.

The Öresund Bridge is a combined twin-track railroad and highway across Öresund. The Bridge connects Malmö in Sweden and Copenhagen in Denmark.

Copenhagen Malmö Port, CMP is a joint company for the two harbours in Copenhagen and Malmö. The company is the major port operator in the Öresund Region and one of the biggest port and terminal operators in the whole Nordic Region. It meets demands for the transport of consumer goods, new cars, aviation fuel, building materials, passengers, etc.

The Citytunnel, opening in December 2010 will link the railway line from the city of Malmö to the lines to Trelleborg, Ystad south of Malmö, and Copenha-gen Airport and Copenhagen. Every day an estimated 350 trains will pass through the Citytunnel. Malmö Central Station is being redeveloped and Malmö will also gain two new stations – Triangeln and Hyllie.

The Citytunnel will help to improve commuting options as the commuting times for a number of routes will be reduced and accessibility in the region further increased.

Facts & figures

● Malmö is Sweden’s third-largest city and the largest city in the province of Skåne, with 295,000 inhabitants. 29% of Malmö’s inhabitants are immigrants, and its population includes representa- tives of 171 nationalities.

● Malmö was ranked among the 13 most creative cities in the world in 2009 by the business journal Fast Company as one of only three non-American cities on their list.

● In October 2009 Malmö was awarded the prestigious UN Scroll of Honour for its work within sustainable urban development.

Malmö business in brief

Northern Harbour The Northern Harbour is a part of Copenhagen Malmö Port, CMP, offering multimodal transport solutions and excellent infrastructure by sea, rail, road and air. To develop the competitiveness of the Öresund Region the City of Malmö and CMP are currently investing USD 125 million in modern infrastruc-ture. A brand-new, ultra-modern goods and ferry terminal is under construc-tion that will enable optimization of trimodal transport flows.

The Northern Harbour in Malmö will be a natural choice for centralized logis- tic operations in Scandinavia, the Baltic countries and northern Germany. From reclaimed land we can offer land for harbour based logistic hubs for nor- thern Europe. A base in or around Malmö means rapid access to large and expanding markets, 25 million consumers in Scandinavia and about 125 million in northern Europe.

To attract companies with operations that make big demands on distribution and logistics we will build a state-of-the-art logistics centre. The new develop-ment in the Northern Harbour covers 750,000 sqm for manufacturing and transport industries providing value adding and working opportunities.

Trade & Industry Agency, City of MalmöAddress: Lugna gatan 84, SE-205 80 Malmö, SwedenTelephone: +46 40 34 17 00Email: tradeindustry@malmo.se www.malmo.se/tradeindustry and www.malmobusiness.com

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Facts & figures

● Malmö is Sweden’s third-largest city and the largest city in the province of Skåne, with 295,000 inhabitants. 29% of Malmö’s inhabitants are immigrants, and its population includes representa- tives of 171 nationalities.

● Malmö was ranked among the 13 most creative cities in the world in 2009 by the business journal Fast Company as one of only three non-American cities on their list.

● In October 2009 Malmö was awarded the prestigious UN Scroll of Honour for its work within sustainable urban development.

Malmö business in brief

Northern Harbour The Northern Harbour is a part of Copenhagen Malmö Port, CMP, offering multimodal transport solutions and excellent infrastructure by sea, rail, road and air. To develop the competitiveness of the Öresund Region the City of Malmö and CMP are currently investing USD 125 million in modern infrastruc-ture. A brand-new, ultra-modern goods and ferry terminal is under construc-tion that will enable optimization of trimodal transport flows.

The Northern Harbour in Malmö will be a natural choice for centralized logis- tic operations in Scandinavia, the Baltic countries and northern Germany. From reclaimed land we can offer land for harbour based logistic hubs for nor- thern Europe. A base in or around Malmö means rapid access to large and expanding markets, 25 million consumers in Scandinavia and about 125 million in northern Europe.

To attract companies with operations that make big demands on distribution and logistics we will build a state-of-the-art logistics centre. The new develop-ment in the Northern Harbour covers 750,000 sqm for manufacturing and transport industries providing value adding and working opportunities.

Trade & Industry Agency, City of MalmöAddress: Lugna gatan 84, SE-205 80 Malmö, SwedenTelephone: +46 40 34 17 00Email: tradeindustry@malmo.se www.malmo.se/tradeindustry and www.malmobusiness.com

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Facts & figures

● Malmö is Sweden’s third-largest city and the largest city in the province of Skåne, with 295,000 inhabitants. 29% of Malmö’s inhabitants are immigrants, and its population includes representa- tives of 171 nationalities.

● Malmö was ranked among the 13 most creative cities in the world in 2009 by the business journal Fast Company as one of only three non-American cities on their list.

● In October 2009 Malmö was awarded the prestigious UN Scroll of Honour for its work within sustainable urban development.

Malmö business in brief

Northern Harbour The Northern Harbour is a part of Copenhagen Malmö Port, CMP, offering multimodal transport solutions and excellent infrastructure by sea, rail, road and air. To develop the competitiveness of the Öresund Region the City of Malmö and CMP are currently investing USD 125 million in modern infrastruc-ture. A brand-new, ultra-modern goods and ferry terminal is under construc-tion that will enable optimization of trimodal transport flows.

The Northern Harbour in Malmö will be a natural choice for centralized logis- tic operations in Scandinavia, the Baltic countries and northern Germany. From reclaimed land we can offer land for harbour based logistic hubs for nor- thern Europe. A base in or around Malmö means rapid access to large and expanding markets, 25 million consumers in Scandinavia and about 125 million in northern Europe.

To attract companies with operations that make big demands on distribution and logistics we will build a state-of-the-art logistics centre. The new develop-ment in the Northern Harbour covers 750,000 sqm for manufacturing and transport industries providing value adding and working opportunities.

Trade & Industry Agency, City of MalmöAddress: Lugna gatan 84, SE-205 80 Malmö, SwedenTelephone: +46 40 34 17 00Email: tradeindustry@malmo.se www.malmo.se/tradeindustry and www.malmobusiness.com

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