JYSK paid RON302.5 million in taxes in Romania, the retailer, which has 1,360 employees, announced on Thursday.
“It really was a very good year for JYSK, despite global uncertainty and political turmoil that continue to put pressure on the retail market and consumer spending,” Alex Bratu, country director of JYSK Romania and Bulgaria said.
The product categories with the highest sales were furniture, mattresses, pillows and duvets, while the product categories with the highest sales growth compared with the previous year were furniture, home textiles and mattresses. Customers in Romania mostly purchased bedroom furniture, dining and living room furniture and office furniture.
JYSK inaugurated 15 new stores in FY25 for a total of 156 in Romania.
(English version by Loredana Fratila-Cristescu)