By Business & Finance 
We speak to Head of Retail Roni Touminen about JYSK’s ambitious plans to open as many as 40 stores here within the next five years.
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JYSK is calling on Irish landlords to get in touch about available retail properties across the country to meet its rapid expansion plans.
The Danish home retail brand, which first opened its doors in Ireland in April of this year, has already successfully launched four stores here.
Earlier this year, it announced plans to open 15 Irish stores over a two year period – but JYSK is expanding its original business plan.
The company is now aiming to open as many as 40 stores within the next five years, forecasting turnover of €70m and creating hundreds of jobs.
JYSK is hosting a special meet and greet event at the Red Cow Moran Hotel on Monday, September 16, and has invited potential landlords from across the country to come along.
Do you have a property or location that would be suitable for a JYSK store? Register to attend the “meet the landlord” day by contacting Jenny Johnston at jjoh@jysk.com
About JYSK
Founded in Denmark in 1979 by Lars Larsen, JYSK’s Scandinavian design ethic and stylish approach to interiors has expanded to 52 countries over the last four decades. The group now boasts more than 2800 stores worldwide employing 23,000 people.
