Gyldendal

Gyldendal A/S, commonly referred to as Gyldendal, is a Danish publishing house and one of Denmark's leading publishers. Based in Copenhagen, the company was established in 1770 and has grown to publish a broad range of material, including literary fiction and non-fiction, children's books, and educational texts. Throughout its history, Gyldendal has played a central role in Danish literary culture, supporting both established authors and new voices.

The company operates through several divisions that handle different genres and markets, including publishing, distribution, and education. Its catalog includes Danish literature as well as translations from other languages, making it a major source for readers seeking both domestic and international titles. In addition to trade publishing, Gyldendal has long been involved in educational publishing, producing textbooks and other instructional materials used in Danish schools. In the modern era, Gyldendal has adapted to changes in the publishing industry by expanding its digital offerings, including e-books and online access to content. The company has also participated in international licensing and collaboration arrangements to extend its reach. Gyldendal is widely regarded as one of Denmark's leading publishers, with a long-standing presence in the country's cultural and educational landscape. The brand remains closely associated with Danish literature and with the broader development of Scandinavian publishing.