Against a backdrop of inflation, elevated interest rates, and “uncertainty in general,” Ingka Group’s Chief Jesper Brodin ...
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Ikea’s foray into secondhand furniture is the ‘smarter’ thing to do—but scaling it up will be a challenge, says group CEO Jesper Brodin“It works—people like it,” Jesper Brodin, the CEO of Ikea’s main operator Ingka Group, told the Financial Times. “We have decided to expand it from Madrid to Spain, and from Oslo to Norwa ...
The famous flat-pack giant has long been working to encourage its shoppers to consider second-hand furniture. Initially, its Re-shop and Re-use area of its website saw it offer a range of Ikea ...
"It works - people like it," Jesper Brodin, CEO of IKEA's largest franchise Ingka, told the Financial Times. "We have decided to expand it from Madrid to Spain, and from Oslo to Norway. In a ...
pass it on to the customers," Jesper Brodin said on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum annual meeting in Davos, Switzerland. Inflation and high interest rates have had a "damaging" impact ...
Against a backdrop of inflation, elevated interest rates, and “uncertainty in general,” Ingka Group’s Chief Jesper Brodin says sentiment won’t change quickly. So he has told his team to ...
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