Solrød Kommune Due Diligence

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Denmark · owned by Independent (Denmark) · solrod.dk · 16 vendors

Solrød Kommune is a Danish municipal government serving the Solrød area, located at Solrød Center 1, 2680 Solrød Strand. It provides a wide range of public services to residents and businesses, including citizen services, social welfare, building permits, environmental management, and leisure/cultural activities. The municipality operates under Danish local government law and is governed by an elected municipal council (Byråd).

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16 direct vendors, 204 subvendors

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Migration Readiness: 6/10

Assessed by AI based on technology stack characteristics (cloud-native vs legacy, containerization, microservices), regulatory environment, data residency requirements, financial stability, and vendor lock-in risks. The score ranges from 0-10, where higher scores indicate better readiness for technology migration.

Solrød Kommune exhibits moderate migration readiness, largely benefiting from its low vendor lock-in risk due to a diverse vendor base (13 vendors). This flexibility in vendor relationships is a significant advantage for potential migration efforts. The existing investment in digital self-service portals and digital GIS maps indicates a foundation for modernizing services. However, several factors present challenges. The internal tech stack includes specialized platforms like GoBasic (Danish municipal CMS), Aula, and egki.dk, which may represent legacy or highly customized systems that are not inherently cloud-native, potentially increasing the complexity and cost of migration. A critical unknown is the full scope of regulatory compliance, particularly regarding NIS2, which is noted as 'Assessment Required' and could introduce significant requirements and constraints for data handling and infrastructure during migration. Similarly, while data residency requirements are 'Null (Confidence: Low)', for a public sector entity, strict (though unstated) requirements are highly probable and would need careful consideration. The lack of data on financial stability also makes it difficult to assess the capacity to fund a large-scale migration. While vendor diversity is a strength, coordinating a migration across 13 different vendors could still be a complex undertaking.

Compliance

4 in-scope frameworks identified; showing 3.

NIS2 (source) — No public evidence

As a public administration entity in Denmark, Solrød Kommune is classified as an essential entity under the Danish implementation of the NIS2 Directive. This requires adherence to heightened cybersecurity and incident reporting standards.

Evidence: https://www.dlapiper.com/en/denmark/insights/publications/2025/02/danske-kommuner-omfattes-af-nis2, https://www.netcloud.io/nis2, https://www.netcloud.dk/nis2-3/, https://denmark.dlapiper.com/da/nyhed/danske-kommuner-omfattes-af-nis2, https://dbifire.com/services/security-resilience/nis2-directive/, https://www.kl.dk/nyheder/digitalisering-og-teknologi/2025/faa-overblik-over-stoetten-til-kommunernes-nis2-arbejde

ISAE 3000 (source) — No public evidence

ISAE 3000 is an assurance standard for non-financial information. It is not a mandatory requirement for Solrød Kommune, but could be used to provide independent assurance over its data protection or cybersecurity controls.

Evidence: https://brandcompliance.com/en/isae-3000-report/, https://www.ubivox.com/en/isae-3000-report/

GDPR (source) — Evidence found

Solrød Kommune is a public authority established in Denmark, an EU member state. It processes the personal data of its citizens, employees, and suppliers, bringing it directly within the scope of the GDPR.

Evidence: https://www.solrod.dk/kommunen/gdpr/databeskyttelse, https://www.solrod.dk/kommunen/gdpr, https://solrod.dk/kommunen/gdpr/databeskyttelse, https://cdn.solrod.dk/solroedkommune/Media/639262915962823391/information-om-behandling-af-personoplysninger-ifm-mfl-online-kursus.pdf, https://solrod.dk/kommunen/gdpr, https://solrod.dk/kommunen/gdpr/databeskyttelse/information-om-behandling-af-dine-personoplysninger-ved-offentliggoerelse-af-billeder-og-video

Financials

Three-year financials

Financial Resilience Score: 8/10

Solrød Kommune demonstrates strong financial resilience as a Danish municipality in the affluent Copenhagen commuter belt. The 2024 fiscal year showed significant improvement with an operating surplus of DKK 105.6M (more than double the 2023 result), driven by DKK 24.7M in extra tax income, DKK 38.5M in lower service spending versus corrected budget, and DKK 13.1M in extra net interest income. The average cash balance of DKK 266M remains well above the Kassekreditregel threshold, and EY issued a clean audit opinion with no revisionsbemærkninger for 2024. The municipality benefits from a growing, affluent tax base with disposable income per person (DKK 332,367 in 2023) significantly above the national average of DKK 279,600, and a competitive municipal tax rate of 24.99%. Income grew approximately 18.5% over 2020-2024 (CAGR ~4.3%), outpacing both inflation and population growth. Debt levels have declined meaningfully, with other debt falling from DKK 162M (2019) to DKK 103M (2024), and ældrebolig-related debt from DKK 157M to DKK 115M. However, resilience is tempered by significant commitments: a heavy capital-project pipeline (Christians Have plejecenter etape 4, new daycare at Børnenes Idrætshus, Munkekærskolen asbestos remediation), with the available cash balance (disponibel kassebeholdning) shrinking from DKK 111.9M ultimo 2023 to DKK 49.5M ultimo 2024. Demographic pressures from a 4.3% increase in 75+ residents, specialized services overspending, recruitment challenges in home care/nursing, and contingent liabilities of approximately DKK 1,319M (including DKK 638M joint liability for Udbetaling Danmark and DKK 275.6M for Solrød Fjernvarmeværk) represent meaningful risks.

Key strengths: Strong 2024 operating surplus of DKK 105.6M, more than double 2023, Average cash balance of DKK 266M well above regulatory threshold, Clean audit opinion from EY with no revisionsbemærkninger, Affluent commuter-belt tax base with disposable income 19% above national average, Service spending within government-set serviceramme (DKK 28.3M underrun), Declining debt levels; other debt down from DKK 162M (2019) to DKK 103M (2024), Income grew 18.5% over 2020-2024 (CAGR ~4.3%), DKK 9.4M interest income from Danske Capital portfolio agreement

Risk factors: Available cash (disponibel kassebeholdning) shrank from DKK 111.9M to DKK 49.5M in 2024, Heavy capital project pipeline with significant committed carry-forwards (DKK 126.6M to 2025), Demographic pressures: +4.3% increase in 75+ residents in 2024, Overspending on specialized child/youth services and adult misbrugsbehandling, Recruitment challenges in home care and nursing driving vikar reliance, Interest-rate sensitivity through two Danske Bank fixed-pay swaps (~DKK 54M notional), Contingent liabilities of ~DKK 1,319M including DKK 638M joint liability for Udbetaling Danmark, Reliance on one-off land sales for portion of income, Audit observation on private daycare tariff calculation methodology

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