2020 was a year marked by several events that significantly impacted businesses in Denmark

1. COVID-19 Pandemic: The pandemic and its associated restrictions, including lockdowns and limits on gatherings, affected businesses across Denmark. Many companies had to adapt by implementing remote work, changing business models, and adjusting their operations to survive in an uncertain economic climate.
2. Support Measures: To assist businesses during the pandemic, the Danish government introduced various support measures. These included wage compensation, support for fixed costs, temporary wage compensation for furloughed employees, and liquidity support for small and medium-sized enterprises.
3. Digitalization: The pandemic also accelerated the digitalization of many businesses. Several companies took steps to develop their online presence, implement remote work, and utilize digital solutions for sales, communication, and operations.
4. Sustainability: There was increased focus on sustainability and green transition in the business sector. Many companies worked on reducing their environmental footprint, implementing green strategies, and adapting their products and services to be more sustainable.

Overall, 2020 was a year of significant challenges for businesses in Denmark due to the pandemic, but it was also a year where companies adapted and moved towards a more digital, sustainable future.