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IKEA

IKEA Company Facts
HQ Location
Delft, Netherlands
Employee Count
219,000
CEO
Jesper Brodin
Revenue
€47bn
Company Profile

IKEA, founded in 1943, has established itself as the world's leading home furnishings retailer. With headquarters in Delft, Netherlands, and a workforce of 219,000, IKEA operates with a mission to make well-designed, functional home furnishings available to as many people as possible, at prices so low that as many people as possible can afford them. The company’s innovative approach to design and sustainability has been central to its success, enabling it to resonate with a global audience.

IKEA is renowned for its flat-pack furniture and self-assembly model, which has revolutionised the way people furnish their homes. By integrating affordability with high-quality design, IKEA has set a standard in the industry, creating an extensive range of products that cater to diverse tastes and needs. This commitment to quality and cost-effectiveness has not only expanded IKEA’s market reach but also solidified its reputation as a trusted name in home furnishings.

Sustainability is at the heart of IKEA’s business model, with ongoing initiatives aimed at reducing its environmental footprint. The company is dedicated to using renewable and recyclable materials, reflecting a broader commitment to ecological responsibility. As it continues to expand its global presence, IKEA remains focused on delivering innovative furniture solutions that enhance everyday life, while maintaining a steadfast commitment to sustainability and affordability.

Keywords and Services
home furnishings
retail
design
sustainability
innovation
affordability
furniture solutions
global presence

Articles with IKEA

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World Economic Forum: How CEOs Should Navigate Climate Risk

WEF’s The Cost of Inaction: A CEO Guide to Navigating Climate Risk report delves into the severe financial repercussions of not adapting to climate change

How IKEA Manages to Balance Sustainability and Affordability

IKEA's Ingka Group executives reflect on a year of profitability, affordability and sustainability, proving that low prices can deliver in many ways

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As negotiations in South Korea enter their final week, Unilever, Danone, SAP and Nestlé are among companies calling for firm rules, not a voluntary treaty

Inside IKEA's Massive New Investment in Net Zero Solutions

IKEA's Ingka Group has committed US$1.5bn to new sustainability measures including retrofitting, renewable energy production and energy management tech

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