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Annual Report 2013 in brief Page 1 of 2 2013 Inter IKEA Group Annual Report released Luxembourg June 17, 2014 In a rather tough business climate, the IKEA Concept continued to show good strength. Inter IKEA Group continued to make long term investments in order to secure independence and longevity of the group and the IKEA Concept. Inter IKEA Group total revenues increased by 7.4%, to €2,856 million in 2013. Net profit increased with €70 million to €516 million. Investments continued, with capital expenditures around €880 million. - We know that it still is tough times for many people. Rather than being happy about earnings on a certain level I am happy to see that the IKEA Concept developed well. It’s however important that we don’t take anything for granted and keep working hard to improve all our businesses. It’s also good to see how our investments in difficult times are helping businesses to develop and grow, says Søren Hansen, CEO of Inter IKEA Group. The purpose of Inter IKEA Group is to secure continuous improvement and a long life of the IKEA Concept. As this will require investments in both good and bad times we strive to be financially independent. Generally we continued to see a tough business climate in Europe. In the second half of 2013 some pick-up in the retail activity could be seen, but it’s still unevenly spread between countries. Demand for IKEA products also improved over the year in Europe. We continue to see strong growth in North America, Asia Pacific and especially in the Middle East. During 2013 worldwide IKEA retail sales increased by 4.2% (in local currencies). Franchise fees increased by 1.2% (consolidated in Euro). The investment in real estate development continued as planned, and increased in both the Retail Centre Division and the Property Division. Good performance in the Finance Division contributed to the increased profit. Inter IKEA Group paid €76.6 million (14%) in corporate income taxes in 2013. In addition our different companies paid significant amounts in local taxes such as property and other business related taxes. Numbers in brief, € million 2013 2012 Total revenues 2,856 2,660 Net profit 516 446 Total assets 16,059 14,950 Equity 8,039 7,529 Co-workers (year average) 1,754 1,644

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  • Annual Report 2013 in brief Page 1 of 2

    2013 Inter IKEA Group Annual Report released

    Luxembourg June 17, 2014

    In a rather tough business climate, the IKEA Concept continued to show good

    strength. Inter IKEA Group continued to make long term investments in order to

    secure independence and longevity of the group and the IKEA Concept.

    Inter IKEA Group total revenues increased by 7.4%, to 2,856 million in 2013. Net profit

    increased with 70 million to 516 million. Investments continued, with capital

    expenditures around 880 million.

    - We know that it still is tough times for many people. Rather than being happy about

    earnings on a certain level I am happy to see that the IKEA Concept developed well.

    Its however important that we dont take anything for granted and keep working

    hard to improve all our businesses. Its also good to see how our investments in

    difficult times are helping businesses to develop and grow, says Sren Hansen, CEO

    of Inter IKEA Group.

    The purpose of Inter IKEA Group is to secure continuous improvement and a long life of

    the IKEA Concept. As this will require investments in both good and bad times we strive

    to be financially independent.

    Generally we continued to see a tough business climate in Europe. In the second half of

    2013 some pick-up in the retail activity could be seen, but its still unevenly spread

    between countries. Demand for IKEA products also improved over the year in Europe. We

    continue to see strong growth in North America, Asia Pacific and especially in the Middle

    East.

    During 2013 worldwide IKEA retail sales increased by 4.2% (in local currencies).

    Franchise fees increased by 1.2% (consolidated in Euro).

    The investment in real estate development continued as planned, and increased in both

    the Retail Centre Division and the Property Division. Good performance in the Finance

    Division contributed to the increased profit.

    Inter IKEA Group paid 76.6 million (14%) in corporate income taxes in 2013. In

    addition our different companies paid significant amounts in local taxes such as property

    and other business related taxes.

    Numbers in brief, million 2013 2012

    Total revenues 2,856 2,660

    Net profit 516 446

    Total assets 16,059 14,950

    Equity 8,039 7,529

    Co-workers (year average) 1,754 1,644

  • Annual Report 2013 in brief Page 2 of 2

    Inter IKEA Group is organized in four divisions.

    Franchise Division

    The Franchise Division includes Inter IKEA Systems B.V, worldwide IKEA franchisor and

    owner of the IKEA Concept, including the IKEA trademarks. The division has the overall

    responsibility to safeguard the continued success of the IKEA Concept throughout the

    world.

    Franchise fee income increased in line with global IKEA retail sales. Franchisees opened

    ten new IKEA stores during the year, including one relocated store.

    Retail Centre Division

    The Retail Centre Division Inter IKEA Centre Group A/S (IICG) - develops and manages

    retail destinations for the many people, anchored by IKEA stores. Inter IKEA Group is the

    majority owner of IICG.

    The expansion in Europe remained selective due to market limitation. Three retail centres

    are being built in China two are scheduled to open in 2014 and one in 2015. Revenue

    was 164 million in 2013, compared to 204 m in 2012. The drop is due to the sale of

    retail centres in Austria during 2012. On a like for like basis, rental income increased by

    2.2% during 2013.

    Property Division

    The goal of the Property Division Vastint Holding B.V is to create long-term value

    through property investments. The division actively manages developed properties in the

    Netherlands, Poland, Belgium, Lithuania, Latvia and the UK.

    Investment continues and the division has more than 100.000 square meters of offices

    and hotels under development, and also owns land for future development. Total

    revenues increased by 33% in 2013, mainly as a result of completed projects and

    refurbishments.

    Finance Division

    The Finance Division supports the Inter IKEA Group in maintaining financial independence

    through long term investments.

    Asset under management was 2.3 billion, compared to 2.1 billion in 2012. In line with

    an overall positive development of financial markets, the division produced a good return

    during the year.

    For more information about Inter IKEA Group, please see our website www.inter.ikea.com

    The Inter IKEA Group Annual Report 2013 can be ordered on the website

    Press contact Inter IKEA Group

    Kristian Sjholm

    +32 486 040 963

    [email protected]