Profits at Irish arm of Jysk fall due to cost of expansion

Profits decreased at the Danish retailer by 84% as revenues rose by 22% — from €69.66m to €85.09m — on the back of new store openings in 2025
Jysk country director Roni Tuominen now oversees 27 stores Ireland, one more than the 26 the Danish firm operates in the UK. File picture

Jysk country director Roni Tuominen now oversees 27 stores Ireland, one more than the 26 the Danish firm operates in the UK. File picture

Pre-tax profits at the Irish arm of expanding furniture retailer Jysk decreased last year by 84% to €491,274.

New accounts filed by the Irish arm of the Danish home retail brand, Jysk Ltd, show that profits decreased as revenues rose by 22% from €69.66m to €85.09m on the back of new store openings in 2025.

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