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JYSK to Acquire Three Successful Franchise Countries - Big Furniture Group

Danish furniture retailer JYSK has reached an agreement to take over the JYSK stores and employees in Kosovo, Albania and North Macedonia from its current franchise partner. The agreement will bring the three successful markets into JYSK’s own organisation to support further growth across the region. JYSK has been present in Kosovo since 2004, North […] The post JYSK to acquire three successful franchise countries appeared first on Big Furniture…

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The acquired network consists of 12 stores in Kosovo, seven in North Macedonia and six in Albania. JYSK has been present in Kosovo for more than 20 years, in North Macedonia for about 18 years and in Albania for more than a decade, having developed its activity in these markets through the franchising model.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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After more than two decades in the development of the JYSK brand in Kosovo, Albania and Northern Macedonia, Scandinavian Living Holding has reached an agreement with JYSK Denmark to sell its JYSK business and switch operations in all three countries under the direct organization of JYSK Denmark.What started with the opening of the first JYSK store in Kosovo in 2004, has grown over the years to become a regional business with 25 stores in Kosovo,…

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Jysk will expand in Kosovo, North Macedonia and Albania, where the chain will take over 25 stores

·Copenhagen, Denmark
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Jysk will expand in Kosovo, North Macedonia and Albania, where the chain will take over 25 stores.

·Borås, Sweden
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The Danish retail chain is taking over 25 franchise stores and sales in Kosovo, Albania and North Macedonia as part of a strategy to capture more growth in existing markets around Europe and invest directly in expansion.

·Aarhus, Denmark
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Jyllands-Posten broke the news in Aarhus, Denmark on Tuesday, October 6, 2026.
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