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  • JYSK and Lars Larsen Group donate DKK 1 million to the “Knæk Cancer” campaign

    To support cancer research, JYSK and Lars Larsen Group are donating DKK 1 million to Kræftens Bekæmpelse (The Danish Cancer Society, red), which for the 14th time has hosted the annual fundraising show “Knæk Cancer 2025” together with TV2.
    According to Kræftens Bekæmpelse, one in three Danes will be diagnosed with cancer before the age of 75, and two out of three will have a close relative affe

  • SOFACOMPANY accelerates expansion following strong growth in Europe

    The Danish design company SOFACOMPANY has significantly strengthened its position with substantial growth in both its own stores and webshops. The company is now accelerating its expansion across the European markets
    SOFACOMPANY’s annual financial report for 2024/25 shows revenue of DKK 541 million and an operating profit (EBITDA) of DKK 12.5 million, compared to last year’s revenue of DKK 524

  • SENG strengthens focus on sleep and service – increases revenue in Denmark


    In the 2024/25 financial year, the retail chain SENG delivered solid growth in Denmark. The improved results are primarily driven by an increase in customers in stores, high conversion rates, and a targeted focus on training employees as sleep specialists.
    For the 2024/25 financial year, SENG increased its revenue in Denmark to DKK 196 million, equal to a 4 percent growth. EBIT also improv

  • Lars Larsen Group adjusts its strategic direction

    As part of Lars Larsen Group’s continued development and growth, and to highlight the importance that JYSK naturally holds within the group, adjustments are made to the way the group is presented.

  • Lars Larsen Group invests half a billion DKK in forest land in the Baltics

    As part of Lars Larsen Group’s ambition to contribute to growth and value for society, the company has decided to invest in forestry and the establishment of new forests in the Baltics. The investment will be made in collaboration with Dalgas, which has successfully operated in the Baltics for many years

  • SENG plans to close down in Sweden

    A challenging market characterised by strong competition means that the Lars Larsen Group-owned retail-chain, SENG, plans to close its Swedish stores down. At the same time, the subsidiary Sengetid.dk will close.

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