Kid ASA
OSE:KID
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Kid ASA
Kid ASA engages in the sale of interior products. The Company, through its subsidiaries, sells clothing, blankets, pillows and towels for children through retail stores. The firm is active in Norway and operates headquarters in Drammen.
Kid ASA engages in the sale of interior products. The Company, through its subsidiaries, sells clothing, blankets, pillows and towels for children through retail stores. The firm is active in Norway and operates headquarters in Drammen.
Revenue Growth: The group achieved 3.5% revenue growth in Q4 and 4.2% for the full year, despite significant logistical and warehouse transition challenges.
Warehouse Transition: The new Nordic warehouse caused temporary lost sales of NOK 60–80 million in 2025 and drove higher operating costs, but the situation improved by year-end and is expected to normalize further in 2026.
Gross Margin: Gross margin remained robust at 61.2% in Q4, unchanged from last year, despite inefficiencies and increased campaign activity.
Segment Performance: Kid stores outperformed Hemtex, as logistical prioritization favored high-volume Kid locations, while Hemtex faced tougher market conditions in Sweden.
Online Acceleration: Online revenue in Kid Interior grew 23.5% in Q4, bringing the group's online share to 13.7%, or 21.1% including Click & Collect.
Dividend: The Board proposes a NOK 5 per share dividend for 2025, representing an 89% payout ratio.
2026 Outlook: Warehouse operations are expected to stabilize, with efficiency gains yet to be fully realized, and no ongoing impact on product availability or revenues anticipated.