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IKEA continues to grow in challenging times

This last year was challenging for people everywhere. Inflation was a big part of that, and people could afford less and less. These challenges continue to give us perspective into people’s lives at home, our business and our priorities. Homes now fulfil more functions and solve more problems than ever before, making the IKEA vision and business idea especially relevant: To create a better everyday life for the many people by offering a wide range of well-designed, functional home furnishing products at prices so low that as many people as possible will be able to afford them.

Key IKEA facts & figures for FY22

EUR 44.6
billion in IKEA retail sales
38
new IKEA sales locations
231,000
IKEA co-workers around the world

Highlights

IKEA retail sales reached EUR 44.6 billion

IKEA retail sales benefited as the world re-opened after closures related to the pandemic. On the other hand, inflation and supply chain issues impacted FY22 sales and led to rising costs and higher prices. That means sales have grown in money, but sales quantities have not kept up.

EUR 39.6 billion
FY20
EUR 41.9 billion
FY21
EUR 44.6 billion
FY22

The total FY22 IKEA retail sales reached EUR 44.6 billion compared to EUR 41.9 billion in FY21. The IKEA financial year runs from 1 September to 31 August.

New IKEA locations opened around the world

In FY22, IKEA opened retail operations in new markets, including the very first IKEA store and online channel in South America. IKEA Santiago de Chile opened on 10 August, and South American expansion will continue with Colombia and Peru during the coming years. The Philippines also became a new IKEA market, and the first IKEA stores in Estonia, Puerto Rico and Oman opened their doors. In total, 38 new IKEA sales locations opened around the world in FY22.

Hej South America, Chile and Falabella – welcome to the IKEA family!

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Online and store sales

This year, IKEA store sales grew 13% compared to in FY21, when many stores were closed due to the pandemic. Overall, they welcomed 822 million visitors in FY22 compared to 775 million in FY21. Store sales grew mainly in Europe, where FY21 lockdowns were most severe. At the same time, online sales were 10% lower compared to FY21, though they stabilised at a higher level this spring. IKEA online channels hosted 4.3 billion visitors, down from 5 billion last year.

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231,000 IKEA co-workers made it happen

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217,000
FY20
225,000
FY21
231,000
FY22

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Range development for affordability, desirability and sustainability

IKEA wants to inspire and enable people to save water at home. The ÅBÄCKEN water mist nozzle will help customers cut down on water usage at home by up to 95% and raise awareness that every drop of water we save matters. The ÅBÄCKEN water mist nozzle will start selling in all IKEA markets in October 2022.

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IKEA introduces the ÅBÄCKEN water mist nozzle to enable extreme water saving at home

IKEA wants to inspire and enable people to save water at home. The ÅBÄCKEN water nozzle, previously announced as MISTELN, will provide an affordable solution to help customers cut down on water usage at home by up to 95% water in mist mode. It will help raise awareness among people that every drop of water we save matters. ÅBÄCKEN water nozzle will start selling in all IKEA markets in October 2022.