The CEO of the Confederation of Danish Industry (DI) has issued a clear demand for tax cuts and guarantees, just two days before a major business convention in Fredericia. This message arrives at a crucial time, setting the stage for discussions on economic policy and the future of Danish industry.

The DI is pushing for significant tax reductions to boost competitiveness and stimulate economic growth. The organization argues that lower taxes will incentivize investment, create jobs, and ultimately benefit the Danish economy as a whole.

In addition to tax cuts, the DI is also seeking guarantees from policymakers. The nature of these guarantees is to ensure a stable and predictable business environment, allowing companies to plan for the future with greater confidence.
These demands come as businesses navigate a complex economic landscape, marked by global uncertainty and increasing competition.

The upcoming convention in Fredericia is expected to be a key forum for debate and discussion on these issues. With the DI’s demands now firmly on the table, the pressure is on policymakers to respond and offer solutions that address the concerns of Danish industry.