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Crossbord awarded Succesvirksomhed 2024

We are thrilled to announce that Crossbord has, yet again, been honoured with the prestigious Succesvirksomhed 2024 award, recognising our outstanding performance and significant contributions to the business landscape in Denmark.

Crossbord Honoured with Succesvirksomhed 2024 Award

For the second year in a row, we have been recognised for our dedication to excellence, growth, and outstanding financial performance. This award, established by Spar Nord and BDO, celebrates the top 1,000 companies in Denmark that consistently drive innovation and success. We are especially proud to be among the 200 leading companies in Northern Jutland recognised with this award.

The Succesvirksomhed 2024 award is based on several key financial criteria:

  • Growth in Pre-Tax Profit: Demonstrating consistent growth in pre-tax profit over the past five years.
  • Solvency Ratio: Maintaining a solvency ratio of over 15% in the most recent financial year.
  • Growth in Solvency: Showing an increase in solvency measured over the past five years.
  • Ability to Generate Results: Effectively creating results with the given capital base.

These criteria highlight the company’s financial health, stability, and ability to achieve sustained growth and success.

Our CEO, Magnus Vagtborg, expressed immense joy and pride in receiving the award, stating, “We are currently focusing heavily on executing our growth strategy, and it is a pleasure to once again receive such a wonderful recognition, which is largely due to the tremendous efforts of our team.”

That it was possible to win again is a testament to our incredible team, loyal clients, and supportive partners. Your trust and collaboration have been instrumental in achieving this milestone, and we cannot thank you enough.

While it took a team effort to win the award, unfortunately, not all our team members were available for a group photo. Read more about our entire team.

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