Danfoss has been recognised by Forbes as one of the World’s Top Companies for Women 2026. The recognition honours the work of creating a workplace where everyone has equal opportunities to contribute, develop and succeed. Our warm congratulations to a Danish industrial company we have worked with for many years.
Recognition from Forbes
The “World’s Top Companies for Women 2026” list is compiled by Forbes in partnership with Statista. Danfoss says it is an honour to be recognised for an area of deep importance to the company: an inclusive workplace where everyone can thrive.
Danfoss also stresses that this is an ongoing journey and that it remains committed to continuous improvement – with thanks to colleagues around the world who shape an inclusive workplace through their everyday actions, collaboration and commitment.
The people behind the technology
For most people in our industry, Danfoss means components: oil pumps, valves and controls fitted in thousands of boiler rooms that simply work. It is easy to forget that every single part is designed, tested and produced by people.
Our industry is short of skilled hands and minds, and we will not deliver the green transition if half the talent pool opts out. When a Danish industrial company like Danfoss is recognised internationally as a great workplace for women, it sends a signal to the whole industry: engineering and industry are places where everyone can build a career.
Danfoss Burner Components at Arne Nielsen A/S
We are one of the few in the Nordics to stock the full Danfoss Burner Components range – including many discontinued items. Read also our article Danfoss BFM: the small oil pump built for a life on wheels, or write to info@arnenielsen.dk if you are looking for a specific Danfoss part.
Source and photo: Danfoss.