Ingka Group reported continued growth in customer engagement despite economic uncertainty, achieving EUR 41.5 billion in revenue for FY25 (1 September 2024 – 31 August 2025). Store visits increased by 1.3%, online visits by 4.6%, and units sold rose by 1.6%, reflecting IKEA's ongoing commitment to keeping prices low and accessible.
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CEO Juvencio Maeztu said:
"Even in a challenging year, we continued investing to make IKEA more affordable, accessible and sustainable while building long-term resilience. Our unique ownership structure allows us to make confident, long-term choices in support of our vision: creating a better everyday life for the many people."
Key highlights include:
- IKEA Retail: EUR 39 billion in sales, with new customer touchpoints in Delhi, London, Paris, and digitally integrated mixed-use stores such as IKEA Shanghai Linkong.
- Ingka Centres: Visitation reached 320 million, an 18% increase, with new openings including Livat Shanghai and Pasing Arcaden in Munich.
- Ingka Investments: EUR 4.3 billion committed to off-site renewable energy, mattress and plastics recycling initiatives in France and China, and expansion into India.
FY25 net profit rose to EUR 1.4 billion, with 85% reinvested into Ingka Group operations and 15% supporting the charitable activities of the IKEA Foundation.
The company also published its first Net Zero Transition Plan, aiming to reduce absolute greenhouse gas emissions from its value chain by 50% by 2030 and 90% by 2050.
Ingka Group continues to expand globally, blending affordability, sustainability, and digital innovation while investing in circularity and renewable energy projects to support long-term growth.
More information:
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