Reports and downloads
Canadian Yearly Summaries
The IKEA Canada Summary Reports
Summary Report 2024
At IKEA, our vision is to create a better everyday life for the many people by offering affordable, high-quality home furnishings and solutions, produced with care for people and the environment. With IKEA retail operations in 31 markets, Ingka Group is the largest IKEA retailer and operates 473 stores including 16 in Canada.
In 2024, IKEA Canada helped Canadians create spaces and places that made life at home better while strengthening our commitments to supporting our local communities, neighbourhoods, and our shared home – the planet.
Our co-workers welcomed 32.6 million customers into our stores (+14% compared to FY23) and Food continued to be a big sales driver with $137M in food products sold (+11.3% compared to FY23). To close the fiscal year ending August 31, 2024, we maintained 2.87 billion dollars in retail sales (-1.4% compared to FY23) while remaining focused on lowering prices as Canadians continue to navigate the high cost-of-living and economic challenges. To learn more about the 2024 results achieved by IKEA Canada, download the IKEA Canada Summary Report 2024.
Sustainability reports
These reports give detailed information about the IKEA Group’s work with social and environmental responsibility and shows how far we have come towards achieving our goals.
One Home, One Planet Canada 2024
One Home, One Planet (OHOP) is an IKEA event that has been experienced around the world. On April 16, 2024, for the first time ever, IKEA Canada hosted OHOP Canada, an action-oriented multi-stakeholder event held at the 1 Hotel in Toronto, Ontario.
The event brought together over 100 purpose-driven brands, businesses, government, community groups, social enterprises, colleges/universities, and average consumers to discuss a challenge that has been years in the making: How can circularity be made more relevant, accessible and affordable for the average Canadian? Take a look at the Output Report and event recap below to learn more about the key themes and findings from the day, as well as the shared national Circular Roadmap created to encourage more repair and reuse options for Canadian households.
