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The Expression Letter of Interest is a crucial initial document in Danish business negotiations, serving as a formal yet non-binding way to initiate potential business relationships or transactions. It is commonly used when a company or entity wishes to formally express interest in opportunities such as acquisitions, partnerships, project participation, or significant business arrangements. Under Danish jurisdiction, while maintaining its non-binding nature, the document should reflect the principles of good faith and fair dealing that are fundamental to Danish business law. The Letter of Interest typically includes key information about the interested party, the nature of their interest, preliminary terms, and proposed next steps, while being careful not to create unintended binding obligations. This document type is particularly valuable in the Danish business context, where structured and transparent communication is highly valued in commercial relationships.

1. Date and Address Block: Current date and recipient's full business address

2. Subject Line: Clear identification of the opportunity or transaction being considered

3. Introduction: Identifies the writing party and establishes the context of the interest being expressed

4. Expression of Interest: Clear statement of interest in the specific opportunity, project, or transaction

5. Brief Company Overview: Concise description of the interested party's relevant background and capabilities

6. Preliminary Terms: High-level outline of key terms or conditions that form the basis of the interest

7. Next Steps: Proposed action items and timeline for moving forward

8. Contact Information: Detailed contact information for further communication

9. Closing and Signature: Formal closing, signature block with name and title of authorized representative