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FehmarnBusiness goes into summer mode

Daily news coverage pauses until 11 August, while FehmarnBusiness continues monitoring major business developments across the region.

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Jonas Højlund Jonas Højlund Redaktør, FemernBusiness

Published 30 June 2026 - 11:51

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FehmarnBusiness will be in summer mode over the coming weeks.

This means that our daily news coverage will take a summer break until Monday, 11 August, when we return to our normal publishing schedule.

We will, however, continue to keep an eye on the key developments shaping the business community in the region. That includes the Fehmarnbelt project, local companies, investments, annual accounts, job creation, energy, industrial areas, ports and the Danish-German developments that are becoming increasingly important for this part of Denmark.

If something significant happens, we will of course cover it.

Thank you for reading FehmarnBusiness. We wish all our readers a good summer.

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