Kid ASA Aktie

Kid recorded a revenue increase of 6.8% to NOK 914.8 million and EBITDA growth of 15.2% in the second quarter. Gross margin rose to 63.2% and online sales grew by 42.9%, raising the online share of total revenue to 15.9%. The company reports stable warehouse operations after the issues in 2025, plans store expansions and further system modernizations, and an expansion of Hemtex activities in Germany. The stock was last quoted at USD 129; management expects continued efficiency gains and provides EPS and revenue forecasts for the coming quarters. » More on de.investing.com

Kid Group reported preliminary revenues of NOK 914.8m in the second quarter, above the consensus estimate of NOK 899m. Revenue grew 9.1%, or 8.3% like-for-like (area-adjusted), driven by the Kid Interior and Hemtex segments. The online share was 15.9%; online sales rose 48.7% at Kid Interior and 36.4% at Hemtex. The company opened no new stores, modernized three locations and closed three. » More on de.investing.com

Kid ASA increased group sales in Q3 2025 to NOK 902.0m but saw declining profitability: EBITDA fell to NOK 204.7m and earnings per share dropped to NOK 0.98. The cause was efficiency problems from the switch to a central warehouse in Sweden, which management said led to lost sales of NOK 30–40m and significantly higher operating costs. Online sales rose strongly (+26.3%), the company cut the dividend to NOK 2.50 and postponed Hemtex’s digital market entry into EU markets to prioritise stabilising warehouse operations; net debt increased markedly. » More on de.investing.com

Kid ASA increased group revenue in Q3 by 1.7% (15.1 Mio. NOK), driven by strong online sales (+26.3 Mio. NOK), which now make up 14.4% of revenue. The gross margin fell slightly to 61.8%, and operational inefficiencies during the transition to a new warehouse led to one-off costs of 18 Mio. NOK and a revenue shortfall of 30–40 Mio. NOK. EBITDA was 204.7 Mio. NOK, cash resources were 182.3 Mio. NOK and net interest-bearing liabilities were 1,047.9 Mio. NOK; management announced modernizations through the end of 2026 and paid a semiannual dividend of 2.5 NOK. The share lost 4.4% in premarket trading and traded within the 52-week range of 120–161.2 USD. » More on de.investing.com

Kid ASA increased revenue in Q2 2025 by 7.3% to NOK 58.6 million and achieved a gross margin of 62.3%; EBITDA was reported at NOK 189.1 million. Despite expansion (a new warehouse with 40% more capacity and additional stores) and a rising online share, the stock fell 0.9% in pre-market trading; management gave no concrete guidance for Q3. The company plans further store openings and is working on warehouse optimizations and subleasing its previous warehouse in Lihir. » More on de.investing.com