FMC to Build New European Regional Headquarters in Denmark

Posted by Jackie Pucci|30 July 2015

FMC Corp. announced that it will establish a European regional headquarters and research facility in Horsholm, a suburb of Copenhagen, Denmark. The new FMC European Innovation Center (EIC), expected to open in 2016, will serve as a central hub for research and development, regional corporate functions and regional commercial teams.

“FMC has a larger presence in Europe today with our recent acquisition of Cheminova,” said Pierre Brondeau, FMC president, CEO and chairman. “The European Innovation Center will enhance our ability to collaborate with customers and suppliers throughout the region, and ensure that we fulfill the growth potential of our newly combined company.”

The new center will be located at the Scion DTU Science and Technology Park in Horsholm, approximately 25 kilometers north of Copenhagen. It will bring together employees who currently work at sites throughout Europe and the U.S., including employees in research, sales, marketing, regional management, finance, supply chain, human resources and related functions.

“Denmark is a well-known center for food and bioscience research with an exceptional workforce,” said Brondeau. “It is a country known for its strong labor force and quality of living. We look forward to bringing these important technology and commercial jobs to Horsholm, while maintaining our manufacturing and associated support activities in Ronland, Denmark.”

Steen Donner, CEO, Scion DTU, commented: “The science park Scion DTU is Denmark’s largest biotech cluster and is home to companies like Chr. Hansen,Roche and ALK. We are proud that FMC Corporation has chosen to locate its regional headquarter here and we are delighted to welcome them to our innovative environment.”