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Future Operation and Maintenance of Copenhagen Metro Sent Out for Tender
In 2027, Metroselskabet's current contract with the operator for the operation and maintenance of the four metro lines M1-M4 in Copenhagen expires. The task has therefore been sent out for an EU tender to establish a new contract that will ensure continued high stability and quality in operations.
Metro stations get Danish pronunciation: No more Nuh-rah-broh and Fre-duh-rikz-berg
The English voice in the Metro previously announced the names of the metro stations in English, so Frederiksberg, for example, became Fre-duh-rikz-berg. At the request of tourists and international residents, these are now being changed to Danish.
A successful year for M4 in Sydhavn and Valby
Now children and young people can also travel digitally on the Metro: the Rejsekort app is now available for under-18s
More Metro passengers can now ditch their physical Rejsekort travel cards. Starting today, you can add children and young people under the age of 18 directly in the app, making it even easier to travel digitally on the Metro.
Ditch the screen - take a book on the Metro
On Saturday, June 7, bookseller Thiemers Magasin invites you to read together in the Metro. Everyone brings a book and boards the M3 at Frederiksberg Allé - in a silent protest against phone browsing and a tribute to contemplation.
Future M5 stations mapped with 3D technology
The metro company is now embarking on advanced 3D studies of the upcoming M5 stations. The precise models will ensure an accurate and thorough basis for design, construction and logistics.
Double honours for M4: Wins both the jury and the audience award
The M4 to Sydhavn and Valby is honoured with both the Audience Award and the City of Copenhagen's Building Award 2025 - a double recognition of the Metro's architecture, function and artistic expression.
The metro is installing defibrillators at all stations to increase safety
Defibrillators are now available at all metro stations and can help save lives. This initiative ensures faster access to life-saving first aid in the event of cardiac arrest at stations and on trains.
New 1-day ticket from the Metro: Unlimited travel on weekends for only DKK 50.
Want to experience Copenhagen without worrying about zones, times or number of trips? Travel as much as you want on Saturday or Sunday with one ticket for only DKK 50. It's easy, cheap and flexible.
Metroselskabet continues to grow and delivers profits above expectations
In 2024, Metroselskabet delivered a satisfactory result before depreciation and amortisation of DKK 244 million - an improvement of DKK 136 million compared to 2023 and DKK 11 million more than expected for the year. The positive result comes from a total revenue of DKK 2,326 million, of which passenger revenue totalled DKK 1,608 million, which is DKK 175 million more than in 2023.
The Sunday ticket for the Metro makes it easy and cheap to leave your car behind
Starting tomorrow - Sunday 6 April - Metroselskabet introduces the Sunday Ticket - a new campaign ticket that makes it easy and cheap to take the Metro for Sunday excursions in April.