Our locations

Bangalore, a global leader in tech, life science, and space research, serves as a vital bridge between Denmark and India. This makes ICDK Bangalore an ideal innovation partner for Danish start-ups, institutions, and SME’s looking to engage with India's rapidly evolving technological landscape.

Seoul is at the forefront of technological innovation, driven by significant investments and robust partnerships. The city excels in promoting the green transition and life science, making it an ideal location for Danish SME’s, start-ups, and institutions aiming to contribute to and benefit from South Korea's rapidly growing sectors.

In Shanghai, Danish stakeholders gain expert support in navigating China’s vast landscape of innovation, technology, and digitalization. With a particular emphasis on life science, healthcare, and bioeconomy, ICDK Shanghai provides a unique opportunity to tap into and learn from China's dynamic innovation ecosystem.

Tel Aviv stands as one of the leading global hubs for research, innovation, and start-ups, particularly within green transition, FoodTech, life science, and digitalization. Its vibrant ecosystem offers Danish partners a fertile ground for collaboration and growth in these pioneering industries.

Munich is situated in one of the world’s leading research and innovation environments. We connect Danish companies, research organisations, and higher education institutions with the thriving innovation ecosystem in Southern Germany, with a focus on digitalization, quantum technologies, and life science.

In Silicon Valley we forge connections between Denmark and the U.S. West Coast to drive a sustainable future. Our focus areas include green transition, life science and longevity, as well as advancements in AI and quantum technologies.

Our Head Quarters in Copenhagen plays a pivotal role in linking companies, research institutions, and innovation ecosystems in Denmark and the countries where our Innovation Centres operate. HQ ensures alignment with government bodies and other Danish public innovation actors, such as national cluster organizations and university incubators.