Only a fraction of IKEA founder Ingvar Kamprad's fortune will go to his heirs.
Kamprad, who died late last month at age 91, was one of the richest people on earth thanks to the tearaway success of his flatpack empire.
In fact, the famously frugal entrepreneur was ranked number eight on the Bloomberg Billionaires Index, with his fortune estimated to be around A$73.8 billion ($80b).
But it appears most of that wealth won't go to Kamprad's heirs, as most of his furniture stores are owned by the Stichting Ingka Foundation.
According to Bloomberg, the Dutch entity's purpose is donating to charity and "supporting innovation" in design.