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Get to know Ikano

Ikano is an international group with a strong family business culture, originally established as part of IKEA by its founder, Ingvar Kamprad. In 1988, Ikano became an independent group of companies, owned by the Kamprad family. Its mission is to simplify the many people's lives so they can focus on living it, by working together to create long-term solutions based on fair terms that bring value to its customers, partners, and to itself. The group is active across five main business areas: Banking (Ikano Bank), Real Estate (Ikano Bostad), Production (Ikano Industry), Insurance (Ikano Insurance), and Retail (operating IKEA stores in several countries).

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Ikano

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1988 (38 Years)

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