About DIRF
Organization
Purpose, values & members
About DIRF
The Danish Investor Relations Society (DIRF) was established by investor relations officers, financial and communications executives in a few Danish companies in 1988. The objective was and still is to promote communication between listed companies and their investors thereby increasing investor interest in Danish shares and company bonds.
DIRF represents around 325 members from about 90 companies. Members are primarily listed companies, and the member base represents about 95 per cent of the Danish market cap. However, also not-listed companies, organisations, service providers and consultants working with financial communications are represented, cf. DIRF members list.
The Board of DIRF represents a cross section of the member base, and they determine the overall framework of the activities carried out in cooperation with the secretariat.
DIRF activities
The DIRF network seeks to meet its objectives by arranging member events in various formats and conferences dealing with current IR-topics, sessions with academics researching in IR-related areas, trends and new ways of performing the IR-profession, new media developments, new evaluation methods in cooperation with members, partners and sponsors.
Furthermore, DIRF engages actively in the international network of IR organisations and cooperates closely with IR Society in the UK and DIRK in Germany.
DIRF is engaged in the elaboration of guidelines for Investor Relations Best Practice which can be found on the website.
DIRF is in close dialogue with Nasdaq Copenhagen and the Danish Financial Supervisory Authority (Finanstilsynet) on trends in the stock market, survellience, regulation and legal matters regarding investor relations.
Aim of DIRF
The overall aim of DIRF is to:
- Promote a general understanding of the function and significance of Investor Relations
- Promote a good relationship between companies, their shareholders and other capital market players
- Contribute to a highly ethical and professional level of investor relations in Denmark
- Gather and communicate information affecting members’ investor relations activities
- Promote members’ views on issues affecting the framework of the stock market and trading in share instruments
- Collaborate with similar associations internationally
More information on DIRF
Please contact:
DIRF Secretariat
Tina Højlund Pedersen
Director
Phone: +45 53 67 84 64
E-mail: thp@dirf.dk
DIRF members
DIRF has around 90 corporate members, represented by more than 300 people in IR departments and associated functions. The corporate members include both listed and non-listed companies, advisors and relevant organisations. Common to all of them is an active interface with financial communication and a desire to stay informed within the Investor Relations area.
List of members updated as of October 2026
- ALK
- Alm.Brand
- AL Sydbank
- Ambu
- A.P. Møller – Mærsk
- Aspekta AB
- Bang & Olufsen
- Bavarian Nordic
- Bech-Bruun
- Better Collective
- Boozt Group
- Brødrene A&O Johansen
- Bysted | Creative Design Agency
- Captivate (tidl. Livehouse)
- Carlsberg Breweries
- cBrain
- Cision
- Coloplast
- Computershare
- Corporate Matters
- Corporate Relations
- Dansk Aktionærforening
- Danske Bank
- Dansk Industri
- Demant
- DFDS
- DSB
- DSV
- Embla Medical (prev. Össur)
- Euronext Corporate Services
- FirstFarms
- FLSmidth
- Genmab
- Get Visual
- GN Store Nord
- GomSpace AB
- Gorrissen Federspiel
- Gubra
- H. Lundbeck
- H+H International
- HC Andersen Capital
- HusCompagniet
- Impact Partners
- Invest.selskabet Luxor
- Jeudan
- Jyske Bank
- Kromann Reumert
- Lavery Associates
- Leo Pharma
- Matas
- Modular Finance
- Napatech
- NASDAQ
- Navigare Capital
- NKT
- NNIT
- NORD advise
- Nordea
- NORDEN
- Nordic Solar
- North Media
- Noted
- Notified
- Novo Nordisk
- Novonesis
- Nykredit
- Pandora
- Plesner
- Point Communications
- Position Green
- Q4
- Radius CPH
- Ringkøbing Landbobank
- Ritzaus Bureau
- Rockwool
- Royal Unibrew
- Scandinavian Tobacco Group
- Schouw & Co.
- Solar
- SP Group
- Tangelo Software
- TORM
- Tryg
- Unibio
- Vestas
- Vestjysk Bank
- Zealand Pharma
- Ørsted
Board of directors
At the Annual General Meeting on 20 March 2026, the Board of Directors resolved to constitute itself with Andreas Holkjær, FLSmidth A/S as Chairman and Charlotte Singeholm Hansen as Deputy Chairman.
Andreas Holkjær Sandager
Head of Investor Relations
FLSmidth
- +45 24 85 03 84
- andh@flsmidth.com
- Havneholmen 2, 1-3 2450 København SV
- Elected to DIRF's Board of Directors in 2024 and Chairman since 2025
- Employed at FLS since 2023
- Experience with IR, reporting and transactions from both listed and private companies and as an external advisor
- Msc. in Business Administration & Organisational Communication and HD from CBS
Charlotte Singerholm Gert Hansen
Executive Assistant & Investor Relations Coordinator
- Elected as Vice Chairman in 2025, member of the Board since 2024
- From 2023-26 employed at APMM as Executive Assistant & Investor Relations Coordinator
- Former Global Executive Assistant at ROCKWOOL, personal assistant to the Head of Political Science at the University of Copenhagen and Business Support Partner at TOTAL/Maersk Oil.
- Copenhagen Business Academy, Bsc. International Business
- University of Southern Denmark, Graduate Diploma (HD1); CBS, Graduate Diploma (HD2) electives (Organisation and Strategic Management).
- Mini MBA, Probaba Business School
Thomas France
Head of Investor Relations
Nordic Solar
- +45 86 93 99 24
- thf@nordicsolar.eu
- Strandvejen 104B 2900 Hellerup
- Elected to DIRF's Board of Directors in 2024
- Employed at Nordic Solar A/S since 2023
- Experience with IR, reporting and transactions from both listed and private companies and as an external advisor
- Msc. in Business Administration & Organisational Communication and HC from CBS
Therese Möllevinge
Head of Investor Relations
Norden
- +45 41 37 16 38
- thm@norden.com
- Strandvejen 52 2900 Hellerup
- Elected to DIRF's Board of Directors in 2025
- Head of Investor Relations at NORDEN
- Previous IR positions at FLSmidth, various private equity firms in London and at Lundin Group in Stockholm (commodities)
- MSc. in Business & Economics from Uppsala University, Sweden.
Niclas Bo Kristensen
Head of IR & Treasury
H+H International
- +45 24 48 03 67
- niclas.kristensen@hplush.com
- Lautrupsgade 7, 5. sal 2100 København Ø
- Elected to DIRF's Board of Directors in 2025
- Employed at H+H International A/S as Head of Investor Relations & Treasury since November 2022
- Former Financial Analyst at AON, Nets/Nexi Group and IRO at Coloplast
- MSc in Applied Economics and Finance from CBS
Jacob Johansen
VP, Head of Investor Relations
NKT
- +45 21 69 35 91
- jacob.johansen@nkt.com
- Amerika Plads 29 2100 København Ø
- Elected to DIRF's Board of Directors in 2025
- Joined NKT as Head of Investor Relations in 2024 Head of Investor Relations at ISS 2021-24
- 15 years of experience with portfolio management on listed shares in Danske Bank from 2017-21 and ATP from 2005-2017
- MSc in Economics and Business Administration (FIR) from CBS
Klaus Sindahl
Head of Investor Relations
Embla Medical
- +45 53 63 01 34
- ksindahl@emblamedical.com
-
Grjothals 1-5, 110 Reykjavik
Dansk adresse: August Bournonvilles Passage 1, 1055 København
- Elected to the Board of Directors in 2025
- Head of Investor Relations at Embla Medical (2024)
- +20 years of experience in IR, BD/M&A, Finance and strategic roles within LoB at Hansa Biopharma, Novozymes, Royal Unibrew and TDC, among others
- MSc in Economics and Business Administration from CBS
Mie Juel Halse
Head of Digital & Sales, Managing Director
HC Andersen Capital
- +45 28 74 66 40
- mie@hcandersencapital.dk
- Bredgade 23B, 2. sal 1260 København K.
- With HC Andersen Capital since 2020 in various roles
- Previously administrative roles with PFA and ABG Sundal Collier
- HD2 business diploma from CBS and a bachelors degree in international sales & marketing management from Copenhagen Business Academy
How do you become a board member of DIRF?
The board’s area of responsibility
DIRF is an association where the board’s task is to organize and set out the general lines for the association’s activities. This means that DIRF’s work is largely based on volunteer work. The practical execution and daily organization of the work is carried out by DIRF’s secretariat.
Election to DIRF’s board
There is an ongoing change in DIRF’s board and in this connection we are always interested in volunteers who would like to contribute and help further develop the association. If you are interested, please contact the chairman or one of the other board members.