Vækstaktier.dk: Dataproces Strengthens Board Following Strategy Update and Continued Sales Momentum
Last week, Dataproces held an extraordinary general meeting at which two new members were elected to the Board of Directors.
In February, Dataproces presented its new growth strategy towards 2030, targeting revenue of DKK 200 million. To strengthen the company for this next phase of growth, the Board nominated two new members, who were elected on 20 February 2026.
The two new members are Per Hansen and Morten Mortensen. The former is an investment economist at Nordnet and one of Denmark’s most prominent and respected voices in the capital markets. For many years, he has worked with analysis of the equity market, investor behaviour, listed companies, and capital structure, and possesses deep insight into the decision‑making processes of both private and institutional investors. Morten Mortensen is a partner at Momentum Partners with experience in international transactions, valuation, capital structure, and advisory services for growth companies.
With the new Board composition, the Board’s overall competency profile is strengthened, with a focus on capital markets, investor relations, capital structure, and transaction expertise. This supports Dataproces’ strategy of efficiently scaling the business, including organic growth and selective strategic initiatives in both Denmark and Germany, while maintaining a financially sound company with a clear focus on long‑term value creation.
During February, Dataproces announced three new contracts, including an expansion of the company’s SaaS solution MARS Mellemkommunal, an expansion of the SaaS solution KØS Finansieringsgrundlag, and a contract for the entirely new platform KommuneProfil. The KommuneProfil platform provides municipalities with new opportunities to work with key figures and analyses as a basis for debate and decision support. The target group is broad and includes politicians, municipal administrations, and citizens.
Dataproces expects to publish its third‑quarter report for the 2025/26 non‑calendar financial year on Thursday, 5 March.