JYSK has just opened its first store outside of Istanbul in Bursa, located in the Marmara region. In line with its strategy to be Customer’s first choice, JYSK is accelerating its expansion across Türkiye and plans to double the number of stores during the current financial year of 2025/26.
JYSK has earned a place on three of the most renowned global employer rankings. In 2025, Forbes, Fortune, and TIME Magazine have all recognised JYSK as one of the world’s best employers and companies.
JYSK is taking a major step forward in its expansion across Spain and Portugal by appointing Grupo Bertolín as the main contractor for the construction of its new, state-of-the-art distribution centre in Almenara, Spain.
For the financial year 2024/25, JYSK increased its turnover by 11.8 per cent to DKK 46.3 billion (EUR 6.2 billion). JYSK also welcomed a record 13.7 million new customers who chose to shop great offers within sleeping and living.
The new JYSK Distribution Centre in Lelystad has reached its highest point of 46 metres. The milestone comes as Jaroslaw Sobczyk takes on his new role as Logistics Director of JYSK’s first distribution centre in the Netherlands.
With the new global strategy, JYSK plans to invest DKK 2 billion in IT solutions and prioritise opening new stores in existing markets and large metropolitan cities with great Scandinavian offers for everyone within sleeping and living.
The global retailer within sleeping and living, JYSK, sets an internal record and receives employer awards and certifications across 21 countries. The acknowledgement aligns with JYSK’s ambitions to provide a great offer for employees.
On Friday 11 April at 9:30 am, a new chapter was written in JYSK Italy’s history. With the opening of three new stores on the same day in Olbia, L’Aquila and Nocera Superiore, JYSK Italy now totals 102 stores.
Today, on 10 April 2025, JYSK opens the first two stores in Casablanca, Morocco. The opening not only establishes JYSK’s presence in Africa but also marks a significant milestone as the company expands into its 50th country.
JYSK is moving forward with the process of building a brand-new distribution centre in Almenara, Spain. AR Racking will deliver a tailored storage system, while KÖRBER will secure the material and operational flow.
JYSK continues its expansion – this time to Africa. To kick off this adventure on a new continent, JYSK will open two stores in Casablanca, Morocco on Thursday, 10 April.
On Saturday, 22 March 2025, there was great excitement just outside Uruguay’s capital, Montevideo, as JYSK Franchise opened its very first store in South America.
A new tech hub in Lisbon, Portugal, will provide more capacity to develop IT solutions that will make it easier and faster for customers to shop in JYSK. The centre will be established in continuation of JYSK's primary IT departments in Handewitt and Aarhus.
As part of reducing its CO2e emissions, JYSK installs solar panels on the roofs of its distribution centres.
Saturday 22 March 2025 marks a historic day for JYSK when the Danish home furnishing chain’s first store opens in the greater metropolitan area of Montevideo in Uruguay. The store is part of JYSK’s franchise business and will be operated by a local franchisee.
In April, JYSK will open the first stores in Casablanca, Morocco. The hiring process is well underway, with over 5,000 applications already received for the available positions.
JYSK's three-year roll-out plan for modernising its stores has now been completed. In total, it has cost DKK 4.7 billion. The result is more inviting stores, and customers have welcomed this.
As part of strengthening JYSK’s IT development and investments, the business area IT becomes part of the JYSK Executive Management Team. Chief Information Officer Keld Marott is promoted to Executive Vice President of IT.
From 1 January 2025, all newly purchased cotton used in JYSK's textile products is from more sustainable cotton production instead of conventional cotton.
For the financial year 2023/24, JYSK delivered an EBIT result of DKK 4.43 billion (EUR 594 million) and increased its turnover to DKK 41.4 billion (EUR 5.6 billion). The global home furnishing retailer invested in lowering its already competitive prices on over half of its popular quality products and set a new customer record.
