
In a strategic move that underscores the growing synergy between Spliethoff and BigLift, the two maritime heavyweights have announced the opening of a new office in Denmark. Located in the greater Copenhagen area, this latest addition marks the continuation of an ongoing integration of representative offices worldwide, joining existing locations in the USA, UK, China, and Japan.
The Copenhagen office will be under the leadership of Nicolai Stoltz Nielsen, a seasoned industry professional with over a decade of experience within the Spliethoff-BigLift network. Nielsen’s return to Denmark, following a successful stint at the Spliethoff-BigLift office in Houston, is a homecoming of sorts. His deep understanding of the market, combined with his extensive industry knowledge, positions him as the ideal candidate to spearhead this new venture.
For industry stakeholders in Denmark, particularly those in the Oil & Gas, Offshore and Onshore Wind, and Freight Forwarding sectors, the presence of Spliethoff and BigLift in their “own backyard” is a significant development. This new office provides local access to the comprehensive range of Spliethoff and BigLift vessels, which are renowned for their capabilities in handling complex and oversized cargo.
The timing of this expansion is particularly noteworthy, given the global shift towards renewable energy. Both Spliethoff and BigLift see substantial growth opportunities on the horizon, driven by the increasing demand for renewable energy solutions. By establishing a strong local presence in Denmark, a key hub for wind energy, the companies are positioning themselves to better serve the needs of the renewable energy sector.

The move is a clear signal of Spliethoff and BigLift’s commitment to enhancing their global reach while also reinforcing their presence in Europe. With Denmark emerging as a critical market for both traditional and renewable energy projects, the new Copenhagen office is expected to play a pivotal role in the companies’ future growth strategies.
The integration of Spliethoff and BigLift’s offices around the world is more than just a consolidation of resources—it’s a reflection of their unified approach to addressing the evolving needs of the maritime and logistics industry. As the companies continue to expand their global footprint, the opening of the Copenhagen office stands as a testament to their forward-thinking vision and dedication to serving their clients more effectively.