JYSK has reached an agreement to take over the JYSK stores and employees in Kosovo, Albania and North Macedonia from its current franchise partner. The agreement will bring the three successful markets into JYSK’s own organisation to support further growth across the region.
In the financial year 2025/26, JYSK grew its turnover by 12.9 per cent to DKK 52.3 billion (EUR 7.0 billion). At the same time, JYSK opened a record number of new stores globally, including in some of Europe’s biggest metropolitan cities.
In the spring of 2027, the home furnishing chain JYSK plans to open its first stores in Cyprus.
Strategy, shared direction and—most importantly—ambitions for sustainability and compliance are in focus as JYSK brings together 475 participants from suppliers and international traders for a joint event in Shanghai.
To get even closer to customers in major cities, JYSK aims to open up to 100 new stores in central locations across European capitals and other large cities.
Tests to reduce energy use in JYSK stores show potential for savings of up to 25% per store. The results mark an important step in JYSK’s efforts to decrease emissions.
One year after entering Morocco, JYSK reports positive customer interest and employee motivation. With potential for 70 stores in total within the next five years, JYSK is ready for further expansion in its first market on the African continent.
