When the Danish Cancer Association hosts the national fundraising show “Knæk Cancer” (Beat Cancer) for the 13th year in a row, JYSK and Lars Larsen Group will once again donate DKK 1 mio. to the cause.
The Danish design company, SOFACOMPANY, has increased store and web shop revenue and is now pursuing the goal of 40 European stores by 2025.
The furniture chain ILVA, with a new CEO at the helm, can now reveal how the company will strengthen its store concept both physically and digitally to continue with its expansion.
In a challenging and unforeseeable macroeconomic environment, furniture company Actona Group delivers a revenue of DKK 2.7bn for the financial year 2023/24.
Siden Letz Sushi meldte beslutningen om en solvent lukning ud i februar 2024, har fokus været på at hjælpe så mange medarbejdere som muligt med nye jobmuligheder. Størstedelen har nu fået jobs i andre virksomheder og nogle har sågar startet egne restauranter op i tidligere Letz Sushi lokaler.
After nearly 20 years in the market, the owners of Letz Sushi plan to close down the restaurant chain.
As of 5 February 2024, Lars Larsen Group’s head office is located in Silkeborg. In connection with the move, the family office changes its name from LLG A/S to Lars Larsen Group A/S.
For the 18th consecutive year, JYSK and Larsen Larsen Group support the charity fundraising Danmarks Indsamling by donating two million kroner to starving and vulnerable children.
With the results for the financial year 2022/23, Lars Larsen Group sets another revenue record in spite of continued global volatility and market uncertainty. The total revenue for the Group rose to DKK 45.4bn in 2022/23 – a three percent increase compared to the previous financial year, which also was a record year for the group.
Kim Møller Mønster will join ILVA as new CEO for the furniture chain headquartered in Sabro by Aarhus on 1 April 2024.
For the financial year 2022/23 (FY23), JYSK reached an EBIT result of DKK 3.96 billion (EUR 531 million) and increased its turnover by 6.3% to DKK 38.5 billion (EUR 5.2 billion.) The global home furnishing retailer continued its expansion plans and welcomed over 1.2 million new customers to its stores despite the slowdown in the global retail market.
The bed store chain SENG, which changed name from SengeSpecialisten in January 2023, closes the financial year 2022/23 with a turnover in Denmark of DKK 192.5m and an EBIT-result of DKK -5.7m. The company sustains its plans of expansion in Sweden in spite of the challenging market situation.
