The Latest Breaking News from Ingka Group

Ikea took the unlikely approach of cutting prices as costs were rising. Now, Trump's tariffs could open up a whole new can of worms for the retailer.

Jesper Brodin, chief executive of Ingka Group said that the company had ‘never experienced a period of benefit’ when high tariffs had been imposed

Ingka Group's Deputy CEO said people were buying more storage solutions because high house prices had kept them in small spaces.

Despite a sluggish economy, Brodin said IKEA is committed to China: "You have to take some good years and some bad years from time to time."

Ingka Group's Tolga Öncü said “it became very clear that [customers thought] ‘No, no, no, this is a big shop!’”

The company says the solution supports a more ergonomic workplace for IKEA co-workers

Ingka Group CSO Karen Pflug discusses how IKEA makes its products more sustainable.

Ingka Investments, part of IKEA's largest retailer Ingka Group, has taken a stake in a major Australian wind farm project.

IKEA, which as well as being the largest furniture brand also runs one of the world's biggest restaurant chains, has slashed its food waste by 54% since 2017 to save money and reduce its environmental footprint. Global food waste accounts for between 8% and 10% of total greenhouse gas emissions,…