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Copenhagen · Denmark

Used and SOC containers around Copenhagen: selling and sourcing

Copenhagen's container operation has been in transition: the port's own pages describe a new terminal in Ydre Nordhavn taking over from the old one. Because those pages carry different dates and we have not confirmed the current state, we keep this page out of search indexes for now and ask you which terminal a lot will use.

A terminal that is moving

Copenhagen Malmö Port's news and project pages describe a new container terminal in Ydre Nordhavn, with equipment already being moved there. What is operating today may differ from what an older page says, so we always ask the owner or buyer which terminal and which date they mean.

Owners with equipment for Copenhagen

Report the type, the quantity and the release date, and say which terminal the containers will be handled at if you know. We look for a professional buyer or a reuse option and give a realistic view. Ownership or lease terms decide whether a local sale is allowed; you confirm that.

Buyers around the sound

Business buyers register a type, a quantity range and whether the need repeats. Because Malmö lies across the Øresund, a lot on the Swedish side can be compared with a Copenhagen request by real distance, and the reviewer sees exactly how far apart they are.

What has to be confirmed before indexing

This page becomes eligible for search indexing only once the current operating state of the new terminal is confirmed from a current source. Until then it works as a normal request page.

Verified port facts

About the port of Copenhagen

  • According to Copenhagen Malmö Port (CMP), its Copenhagen terminals are located in Københavns Nordhavn and Prøvestenen.
  • CMP describes its Copenhagen container terminal as a vital hub in the supply chain moving through the Øresund region.
  • According to a CMP news release of 24 June 2025, the Copenhagen container terminal handled over 49,100 TEU in the first five months of 2025.
  • According to a CMP news item of 24 April 2025, five of CMP's eight new straddle carriers had been moved to the new container terminal in Ydre Nordhavn.
  • According to CMP's project page (undated), a 133,000 square metre container terminal was taking shape in Copenhagen, with operation expected in winter 2025/2026.
  • According to a CMP announcement of 8 July 2021, the planned new Copenhagen container terminal would have a quay length of up to 550 metres, a water depth down to 12.5 metres and two new container cranes.

Sources: cmport.com · news.cmport.com · nyheder.cmport.com · cmport.com · news.cmport.com · verified 2026-09-29

Equipment

What you can submit for Copenhagen

  • Dry containers (20DC / 40DC / 40HC): on request — tell us what you have or need in Copenhagen and we will say honestly whether we can help.
  • Damaged / AS-IS units: on request — tell us what you have or need in Copenhagen and we will say honestly whether we can help.
  • Reefer: on request — tell us what you have or need in Copenhagen and we will say honestly whether we can help.
  • Open top / flat rack: on request — tell us what you have or need in Copenhagen and we will say honestly whether we can help.
  • Tank: on request — tell us what you have or need in Copenhagen and we will say honestly whether we can help.
  • We are also extending into further equipment and service categories. Tell us what you have or need if you do not see it above — we will say honestly whether we can help.

FAQ

Copenhagen: questions we hear

More context: containers in Denmark · what SOC and one-way containers are.

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Containers at Copenhagen: tell us what you have or need

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