Jysk
JYSK is a global retail chain that sells everything for the home. JYSK is owned by founder Lars Larsen, who opened his first JYSK store in Aarhus, Denmark, in 1979.
JYSK Group is formed by the companies JYSK Nordic, JYSK Franchise and DÄNISCHES BETTENLAGER.
The word 'JYSK' has always been intentionally included in the company name. In Danish 'JYSK' designates anything or - like Lars Larsen - anybody from the Jutland Peninsula, and it is often associated with modesty, thoroughness and honesty - three values that Larsen himself has always identified with. JYSK stands for trustworthiness, and a deal is always a deal.
In total, the companies have more than 2600 stores, 22,000 employees across 50 countries.
Although JYSK today is a global business, the company is managed based on its Scandinavian roots. This reflects in our company culture and the way we do business. As an international company, we are daily in touch with thousands of customers, employees and business partners. We purchase large amounts of products from our suppliers around the world. Our actions affect our surroundings which places an obligation on us. At JYSK, we are aware of our responsibility, and we expect and demand the same from our suppliers.
JYSK has stores in:
Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Poland, Czech Republic, Hungary, Holland, Slovakia, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Iceland, Canada, Greenland, the Faroe Islands, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Ukraine, Kosovo, Bulgaria, Kazakhstan, Romania, France, the United Kingdom, Slovenia, Macedonia, Croatia, Italy, Spain, Bosnia-Herzegovina, China, Serbia, Indonesia, Armenia, Montenegro, Greece, Singapore, Vietnam, Albania, Malta, Portugal, Georgia, Belarus, Tajikistan, Moldova, Kuwait, Belgium and Dubai.
JYSK opened its first store in Ukraine in 2004. Now in Ukraine JYSK have 40 stores and has 400 employees in Ukraine.
JYSK Ukraine have stores in Kyiv, Odessa,Sumy, Kharkiv, Dnipro, Zhytomyr, Kherson, Vinnytsya, Lutsk, Rivne, Khmelnytskiy, Lviv, I-Frankivsk, Chernihiv, Ternopil ,Bila Tserkva,Poltava, Kriviy Rih, Zaporizhzhya.
