both January and February averaging just above the freezing point in terms of mean temperatures. Summers are warm and comparatively long by Swedish standards, with summer arriving earlier and fall later than virtually all areas of Sweden, aside from other parts of Skåne. Demographics 113,816 live in the city of Helsingborg as of 2020, up from 104,250 inhabitants in 2015. 149,280 live in the municipality, with the city being by far the most populated one. Helsingborg is the second-largest city in Scania (after Malmö) and ninth-largest in Sweden. Subdivisions The City of Helsingborg is subdivided into 31 districts. Economy Industry Helsingborg is a major regional centre of trade, transport and business. In 2001 Campus Helsingborg, a branch of University of Lund, opened in the former Tretorn rubber factory buildings, founded by Henry Dunker. Three ferry companies take people and cargo to and from Denmark around the clock. The route is popular with day-trippers going to Helsingør or Copenhagen, or simply enjoying the views from the ferries. IKEA, the retailer of furniture and home interiors, has its international corporate headquarters in Helsingborg. Nicorette, the nicotine chewing gum, has a manufacturing plant there. Ramlösa is a mineral water from Ramlösa Brunn, a southern suburb of the city. Mobile phone developer Spectronic is also situated in Helsingborg. The online custom clothing retailer Tailor Store Sweden AB has its offices in Helsingborg. Zoégas, a major coffee company, has been located here since the 1800s. Sports The following sports clubs are located in Helsingborg: Notable people Sights See also European route E4 Helsingborgs Dagblad Sofiero, a nearby castle References External links Helsingborg Municipality Municipal seats of Skåne County Swedish municipal seats Populated places in Helsingborg Municipality Populated places in Skåne County Port cities in Sweden Port cities and towns of the Øresund Denmark–Sweden border crossings Coastal cities and towns in Sweden 1085 establishments in Europe 11th-century establishments in Skåne County Cities in Skåne County