IKEA Group Policy on

Anti Corruption
Document reference: IGP 1001

Issue date:

1st October 2012

Revision date:
n/a

Version:

Version 1.0

Related master documents:

IKEA Group Code of Conduct

Issued by:

Management Board of Ingka

Holding B.V.

Content owner:

IKEA Group Risk Manager

Applicability:

IKEA Group
(Ingka Holding B.V. and all its controlled
entities)

SUMMARY:
Trust, integrity and honesty are key values of the IKEA
Group. Corruption is contradictory to the objective of
doing good business. It damages the confidence our
co-workers, suppliers, customers and other
stakeholders have in IKEA.
The IKEA Group has zero tolerance towards corruption
in any form.

IKEA Group Policy 1001 on Anti Corruption

1. Policy scope and objective

The IKEA Group requires that all co-workers and business partners shall comply with
relevant laws and regulations when conducting business; however this policy and the
corresponding standard may go beyond such laws, regulations and regulations.
The objective of this policy is to define the IKEA Group Standpoint on corruption.
The IKEA Group Policy on Anti Corruption is applicable to the IKEA Group co-workers and the
IKEA Group business partners.

2. Definitions
Corruption is the misuse of an official duty for unofficial and undue personal advantages or
advantages to others. Corruption also includes fraud and bribery as well as benefits, favours
and omissions which are considered illegal, unethical or a breach of trust.
Facilitation Payment is a payment to a government official to facilitate a service or activity
which the public official is legally obliged to perform without such payment.

3. Policy standpoint
Trust, integrity and honesty are key values of the IKEA Group. Corruption is contradictory to
the objective of doing good business. It damages the confidence our co-workers, suppliers,
customers and other stakeholders have in IKEA. Furthermore, corruption undermines the
rule of law, distorts markets, and denies the many people their rightful share of resources.
The IKEA Group has zero tolerance towards corruption in any form.
No one, co-worker or business partner, acting on behalf of the IKEA Group or with
whom the IKEA Group has a relation (including suppliers, vendors and contractors)
may directly or indirectly request, offer, pay, accept or receive bribes or conduct other
corrupt practices.
The IKEA Group does not allow any form of facilitation payments.
The IKEA Group co-workers do not ask for gifts or hospitality and are strongly advised
not to accept and/or provide gifts or hospitality from or to any business partner or third
party. If and when the IKEA Group accepts or provides gifts this is done in a
transparent and approved way.
Non compliance with this policy by co-workers shall result in internal disciplinary action and
may lead to termination of employment contract and possibly to legal prosecution.
Any act by an IKEA business partner contravening the content or intent of this policy
may prompt the termination of the business relation.