Ordnung, a Copenhagen-based flexible workspace operator, has nearly fivefold its net profit since 2021 (from €260K to €1.3M) while also doubling revenue to €18.2M, reports Coworking Europe, showing it can grow without sacrificing margins.

In 2025 alone, operating profit jumped 34% and operating margins improved from 7.2% to 10.2%, signaling tighter cost control as the business scales. Looking ahead, Ordnung plans to open one new Copenhagen CBD location per year and is targeting a long-term EBITDA margin of 20%.

Danish coworking operator ordnung has signed as anchor tenant at the Helmerhus building in central Copenhagen, securing approximately 9k sqm across three floors with capacity for over 700 workstations, opening in late summer 2026.

The space will occupy more than 60% of the building’s total office area and become one of Copenhagen’s largest coworking hubs, as part of ordnung’s expansion strategy following Denmark’s largest coworking facility launch at Shellhuset in 2023. ordnung operates 11 coworking spaces in Denmark and reported €18M revenue (9% increase) and €3.2M EBITDA (17.6% margin) in its latest financial year, with plans to open 1-2 new locations annually and achieve 20% EBITDA margins long-term.

The 130-year-old Helmerhus building is undergoing full renovation by German developer Proteus in collaboration with AM ALPHA family office, with facade restoration and modern mixed-use interior adaptation.