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    An IKEA opening in New Zealand - could signal economic success

    An IKEA opening in New Zealand - could signal economic success


    The Swedish chain opened its first Kiwi branch in Auckland's Sylvia Park this morning - drawing a massive crowd, but causing less traffic congestion than anticipated

    Forsyth Barr expects the retailer to generate more than 191-million dollars in sales - taking about six-percent of the market.

    Retail Analyst Paul Koraua says IKEA immediately opening up nationwide distribution - is a strong move.

    He says it doesn't usually do this - but it is capitalising on the excitement from Kiwis.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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