On the eve of opening its second brick-and-mortar store in the country in Navi Mumbai, Peter Betzel, CEO at Ikea India, said, India is set ...

This is a departure from Ikea’s original 2013 India plans when the government cleared the Swedish retailer’s application to invest Rs 10,50...

Around 40,000 visitors are said to have visited the Ikea Hyderabad store on its opening day.

We have big plans for India. Telangana is one of our first identified priority markets, besides Delhi NCR, Maharashtra and Karnataka, Betze...

In India, most retailers depend on restaurants, bars, cafes and food courts to attract footfalls. The food service market is estimated to b...

One of the ways how Ikea plans to reduce prices of its products in India is by exporting locally-made products to its global stores.

Last year, IKEA lost a trademark case in a district court against Quess Corp., which runs staffing businesses under brand IKYA Human Capita...

IKEA today signed a memorandum of understanding with Haryana government and said it will invest an estimated Rs 2,000 crore to open its sto...

Furniture made from bamboo, one of the fastest-growing plants, accounts for about 1% of Ikea's global sales of EUR 30 billion (about Rs 2,2...

IKEA, the world's biggest furniture retailer, may slow the pace of planned new store openings in France as it increasingly looks to e-comme...

Ikea on Wednesday signed an agreement with the Telangana government to setup its first India store in the state capital Hyderabad.

Ikea India, a subsidiary of Swedish furniture retailer Ikea AB, today signed MoU with Telangana government for establishing its store in st...

During meeting it was informed that IKEA planned to establish its stores in four states and UP was high on their priority.

Local players have already begun to get aggressive on their expansion plans even as they believe that IKEA will benefit them by giving a fi...

The green signal to IKEA for its 100% single brand venture in India has set domestic furniture makers in a frenzy leading most of them to r...

The entry of the 24.7-billion euro Swedish giant will bring in many other positive direct and indirect benefits for India.

If Ikea finally sets up shop here, it might find a market ready and waiting for its affordable yet distinct brand of furniture.