IKEA Japan

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From the company's own filing for Full year to August 2025 · reported 2026-01-30 · the filing

Not disclosedThe gazette notice is a bare single-company summary: no prior-year column, no store, online or visitor figures and no forecast. IKEA Japan's previous notice (year to August 2024) is outside the gazette's free online archive, so floortok shows no growth rates.
JapanIngka Group's own country-by-country tax report puts its Japan revenue for the same year at €589.3m (non-consolidated, including intra-group income), with a pre-tax loss of €36.7m and an average of 2,937 full-time-equivalent co-workers. Ingka lists only its retail business in Japan.
StoresIKEA Japan says it runs 14 IKEA stores in Japan, 10 of them large-format, plus a customer support centre, and also sells through its online store, the IKEA app and phone orders.

Other callouts in the filing

BasisGross profit was ¥38.4bn on ¥93.7bn of sales, but selling, general and administrative costs of ¥43.2bn exceeded it, leaving the ¥4.8bn operating loss; after net non-operating costs the recurring loss was ¥5.2bn.
One-offSpecial losses of ¥643m outweighed ¥251m of special gains, for a pre-tax loss of ¥5.55bn; a ¥1.0bn deferred-tax charge on top of ¥55m of current taxes took the net loss to ¥6.6bn.

floortok's reading of the filing, in our own words. Figures are the company's own; where a growth rate is our arithmetic, it says so.

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Full year to August 2025

Reported 2026-01-30

Net sales¥93.7bn—

Operating profit−¥4.8bn—

Net income−¥6.6bn—

IKEA Japan belongs to Ingka Group, the largest IKEA franchisee, and runs 14 IKEA stores in Japan (10 of them large-format) plus online sales. It is unlisted and publishes only the yearly statutory summary in the government gazette: for the year to August 2025 it booked net sales of ¥93.7bn, an operating loss of ¥4.8bn and a net loss of ¥6.6bn. The notice gives no prior-year figures, so no growth rates are shown.