Denmark has a well-established tourism industry, an active urban commercial sector, and a highly digitalized payment environment, providing favorable conditions for the development of shared power bank services. Copenhagen, Aarhus, and Odense form the country's core visitor markets. Seasonal high-traffic venues such as Tivoli Gardens, Roskilde Festival, and LEGOLAND further strengthen market demand. Danish consumers are already familiar with self-service rental services, so shared power bank operators do not need to spend much time educating users. As long as stations are conveniently located and payment methods work smoothly, rentals can happen naturally.

I. Insights into the Shared Power Bank Market in Denmark

Several shared power bank platforms are already operating in Denmark. Local brand Gxxx focuses primarily on restaurants, cafés, and bars, charging users by the minute. Nordic cross-border platform Lxxx operates more than 3,000 locations across four Nordic countries. Energy company Nxxx has placed its devices directly inside Tivoli Gardens, while event platform Vxxx specializes in major outdoor music festivals such as Copenhell.

Overall, the market has not yet become monopolized. Existing stations are concentrated mainly in central Copenhagen and popular tourist areas. However, cities such as Aarhus, Odense, and Aalborg, along with shopping malls and university areas, still offer many untapped locations. This indicates clear opportunities for expanding shared power bank services beyond the main urban centers in Denmark.

Litashared, the international brand under Zhongdian Core's shared power bank manufacturing business, provides OEM and private-label customization services, as well as integrated shared power bank software and hardware solutions for projects in Denmark, helping partners build their own branded presence in the local market.

Key Advantages:

• Brand customization and project training: Provides OEM/ODM private-label customization services and project implementation and operational training.

• Payment integration: Supports international payment methods such as Visa and Mastercard, pricing in Danish kroner (DKK), and integration with MobilePay.

• Compliance support: Provides support for applicable certifications and regulatory requirements, including CE, RoHS, battery regulations, and WEEE registration for electronic waste, helping reduce compliance costs.

II. Multi-Scenario Deployment of Shared Power Banks in Denmark

1. Priority Areas

It is recommended to start in Copenhagen before gradually expanding into Aarhus, Odense, and Aalborg.

Copenhagen brings together major tourist attractions, shopping districts, bars, and transport hubs. Operators can initially focus on the city center to evaluate device utilization rates and location-level revenue.

Aarhus has a strong university presence, active commercial streets, and a young consumer population, making it suitable for expansion into campus and dining scenarios. In Odense and Aalborg, stations can be gradually deployed around local shopping centers, cultural attractions, and tourism areas.

For event-heavy destinations such as Roskilde and Skanderborg, seasonal deployment can be adopted, with equipment allocation adjusted flexibly according to visitor traffic during major events and festivals.

2. Deployment Scenarios

Deployment can begin with bars, nightclubs, cafés, restaurants, shopping malls, hotels, and transport hubs.

Specific priority locations include Nyhavn, Strøget shopping street, Tivoli Gardens, and Copenhagen Central Station, as well as Aarhus city center and commercial districts in Odense.

Operators should also explore major event venues and festivals such as Roskilde Festival, Smukfest, and Copenhell. By establishing revenue-sharing partnerships with capable local distributors, venue owners, and merchants in Denmark, operators can gradually secure premium locations and expand their station network.