Kid A EBITDA per Employee
The EBITDA per Employee of Kid A (KID.OL) as of Jul 22, 2026 is 463,198.63 NOK. In the previous year, EBITDA per Employee was 501,201.07 NOK — a change of -7.58% (lower).
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EBITDA per Employee
463,198.63NOK
YoY
-7.58%
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EBITDA per Employee of Kid A is 2026 463,198.63 NOK. EBITDA per Employee of Kid A was 2025 501,201.07 NOK. It decreases by -7.58% lower compared to the previous year.
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Kid A Stock analysis
What does Kid A do? Kid ASA is a Norwegian company that has been engaged in the production and sale of children's fashion since 1877. The company is headquartered in Oslo. The main idea of Kid ASA is to create fashion and clothing that is up to date with the latest technology and fashion trends, while also being functional and comfortable for children.
The history of Kid ASA began in 1877 when the company was founded as a small family business in Norway. Over the past 140 years, the company has grown to become one of the largest children's clothing providers in Northern Europe. Since then, the company has constantly grown and expanded into other countries.
The business model of Kid ASA is based on the manufacturing and sale of children's clothing. The division "Kid Interiør" also offers a number of products for children's rooms and other children's items. The company offers a wide range of products, ranging from clothing for babies to clothing for teenagers. There is a wide selection of products for various occasions, including casual wear, special occasion clothing, outdoor clothing, and many more. Kid ASA also offers a wide range of accessories such as shoes, hats, gloves, scarves, and bags.
Kid ASA has four core brands: Lilleba, Jocko, Undorn, and Lisa Tørud. Each of these brands has its own specialties and is designed for specific target groups. Lilleba is known for its natural textiles and skin-friendly materials. Jocko offers a wide range of jeans, leggings, shirts, and basics. Undorn offers functional clothing for outdoor sports, while Lisa Tørud designs fashion-conscious clothing for young girls.
Kid ASA has a large network of retailers who sell their products. In Norway, there are nearly 100 Kid ASA stores, and more than 700 independent retailers are supplied. Kid ASA also distributes its products internationally through a variety of retailers and online shops.
In recent years, Kid ASA has significantly expanded its online presence and invested heavily in digital marketing. The company's online shop offers customers the opportunity to shop conveniently from home and browse a wide range of products. The shop also offers easy order tracking, secure payment methods, and free returns.
Kid ASA places special emphasis on sustainability and social responsibility. Among other things, they have designed a special collection made from recycled materials and are a member of the Fair Wear Foundation, which advocates for fair working conditions in the textile industry.
Overall, Kid ASA is an established and successful company that offers a wide range of high-quality children's clothing and items. Through continuous innovation and a focus on sustainability and social responsibility, Kid ASA will remain an important player in the textile industry in the future. Kid A is one of the most popular companies on Eulerpool.
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EBITDA per Employee of Kid A is 463,198.63 NOK in 2026.
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