Leen Bakker in the news

A fraudulent website is impersonating Leen Bakker to scam customers with fake discounted furniture sales.

Jysk finished converting eight acquired Leen Bakker locations in Belgium and is now launching a new expansion phase at Cora shopping sites.

A new hybrid wing chair and laundry basket designed for storing worn clothes is being launched for 299 Euros.

A new multifunctional chair featuring an integrated laundry basket has been launched for €299 to address space-saving home needs.

Jysk is taking over the former Leen Bakker location in Meppel to open a new furniture store.

Jysk is opening a new store in the former Leen Bakker location in Meppel, among other diverse local news.

Thousands of shoppers are being targeted by AI-generated fake webshops impersonating major retailers like Leen Bakker to commit credit card fraud.

A massive fire at a home furnishing mall in Waalwijk has damaged multiple retail locations including Leen Bakker and Kwantum.

Former Belgian managing director Thierry Leys joins Leen Bakker's Dutch division following the company's acquisition by Orlando Capital V.

Paid parking is now in effect at the JYSK and Leen Bakker parking lot, with the first 90 minutes free.

Thierry Leys is appointed as sales and retail director for Leen Bakker in the Netherlands.

JYSK, a Danish home furnishings retailer, is expanding in the Netherlands by taking over former Leen Bakker store locations, including one in Westerpark, Amsterdam.

Dorien Kampherbeek is appointed as the new CFO of Leen Bakker, bringing extensive experience from Landal Green Parks, Ahold, and V&D.

Leen Bakker focuses on refining its formula and not on new store closures, following its acquisition by Orlando Capital V.

Kwantum and Leen Bakker are implementing the Nature Impact Score to increase transparency regarding the environmental impact of their products, making sustainability visible and measurable for consumers.

Leen Bakker and Kwantum's CEO Linda Keijzer plans significant investments in store appeal and expects landlords to share the financial burden due to high rents.

Leen Bakker and Kwantum's parent company assures customers and employees that no new store closures are planned in the Netherlands, despite a recent bankruptcy in Belgium and significant financial losses.

Homefashion Group, the parent company of Leen Bakker and Kwantum, has assured that no further store closures are planned despite recent bankruptcies and significant financial losses.

Leen Bakker's owner, Homefashion Group, is halting store closures and will instead focus on investing in its retail formula.

Linda Keijzer, CEO of Kwantum and Leen Bakker, confirms no immediate further store closures for Leen Bakker, with the new owner committed to long-term investment in both brands.