Efter omfattende undersøgelser af boligbyggeriet Byhaven i Silkeborg vurderer rådgivere, at det ikke er forsvarligt at bo i Byhaven 4 ved kraftig vind. Beboerne skal derfor genhuses. I de fire øvrige bygninger skal der gennemføres midlertidige foranstaltninger og efterfølgende udbedringsarbejder.
I oktober modtog Silkeborg Kommune en henvendelse, der stillede spørgsmål til dele af den statiske
Revenue reaches a record DKK 1.7 billion as the Danish design company continues to expand internationally.
Danish design company BOLIA reported revenue of DKK 1.7 billion in the financial year 2025/26, an increase of 5% and the highest revenue in the company’s history.
The record year also marked two important milestones for BOLIA: its 25th anniversary and the opening of its 100th store.
The Danish furniture retail chain ILVA improves its result for the year by DKK 30.2 million to a loss of DKK 13.5 million and maintains revenue at DKK 1.4 billion. During the year, ILVA has focused on improving the efficiency of the business and invested in the development of its stores and digital platforms.ILVA’s annual report for 2025/26 shows an improvement in the result of DKK 30.2 million to
In the 2025/26 financial year, Actona Group recorded revenue of DKK 2.3 billion. The result reflects a market that remains challenging as well as significant investments in consolidation, integration, and process optimisation across the Group.
Actona Group reached significant milestones in its multi-year transformation and integration programme, which is intended to create a more integrat
Again this year, JYSK and Lars Larsen Group are donating DKK 1 million to Kræftens Bekæmpelse (Danish Cancer Society) in connection with TV 2’s fundraising show ‘Knæk Cancer’ to support research projects, prevention, and patients living with cancer.
According to Kræftens Bekæmpelse, four in ten people in Denmark will develop cancer before the age of 80. Approximately 420,000 people in Denm
The Danish design company SOFACOMPANY more than doubled its operating profit in the latest financial year. At the same time, growth continues in its core European business, with eight new stores opened during the year and a further 8-10 planned for the coming financial year.
SOFACOMPANY’s annual financial report for 2025/26 shows revenue of DKK 504 million and an operating profit (EBITDA)
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.
Known for its great offers within Scandinavian sleeping and living, JYSK once again delivered record turnover in the financial year 2025/26, reaching DKK 52.
Danish financial institution Jyske Bank enters into agreement to acquire 100% of the shares in FP Kapital A/S (Formuepleje).
After almost five years of co-ownership, Lars Larsen Group and Formuepleje’s additional shareholders have entered into an agreement to sell Formuepleje to Jyske Bank, Denmark’s third largest financial institution.
“We are very pleased with the great effort which the
After more than 21 years of successful leadership, growth and global expansion, CEO Lars Lyse Hansen has decided, together with the Board of Directors, that the time is right to announce a planned CEO succession.
During the past two decades, BOLIA has grown from a small Danish furniture company into a world-renowned design brand with a strong sustainability profile, more than 100 stores a
Lars Larsen Group has entered into a five-year agreement to purchase new renewable energy from wind turbines for up to 80% of the group’s Danish electricity consumption. The new renewable energy will come from a new energy park in Denmark.
This is the first time Lars Larsen Group and its largest subsidiaries have entered into this type of agreement for new renewable energy. It is
After 12 years of ownership, Lars Larsen Group is selling the bed and sleep accessories retailer SENG to Somnigroup International (NYSE: SGI), a major global manufacturer and distributor of sleep products.
The transaction is the result of a strategic opportunity between SENG and Somnigroup, creating a solid foundation for further developing SENG within a larger international context. Somnigroup
After several difficult years post COVID-19, and with a view to a continued challenging market situation, the decision has been made to cease operations and close down ScanCom International A/S.
For more than 30 years, ScanCom have produced and traded outdoor furniture for the B2B industry, chiefly out of its main production hub in Vietnam. During that time, millions of pieces of furniture have
