NACE 47.720
Margins and profitability in retail sale of footwear and leather goods
37 Norwegian companies in this industry. The median operating margin was 4.8 %, meaning what was left of revenue once every cost had been paid.
19 % of the companies in this industry posted a negative operating result that year.
In kroner
Revenue and operating profit
| Median company | Top third | |
|---|---|---|
| Revenue | NOK 63,224,454 | NOK 54,780,164 |
| Operating profit | NOK 3,094,364 | NOK 4,846,303 |
| Revenue per employee | NOK 1,070,870 | NOK 1,260,745 |
Revenue per employee is calculated on the 37 of 37 companies that report an employee count, as the median of the ratio within each company.
Median, not mean. A mean would be pulled up by the largest companies in the industry, and would say little about a typical one.
The distribution
What companies in the industry earned
One tenth of companies fell below -3.1 %, and one tenth above 9.4 %. That is the real spread in the industry, not an average.
Top against weakest third
- Top third
- 8.7 %
- Weakest third
- -0.2 %
- Spread
- 9 percentage points
- Equity ratio
- 41.8 %median of 37
Geography
Where the companies are based
| Oslo | 5 | |
| Moss | 4 | |
| Bergen | 2 | |
| Bodø | 1 | |
| Rud | 1 | |
| Arendal | 1 |
The six postal towns with the most companies in this industry, by registered business address.
Public contracts
Who in the industry wins public contracts
1 of 37 companies in the industry have won at least one public contract since 2022, that is 2.7 %.
Only 1 companies in the industry have won a public contract since 2022. That is too few for us to say how large they are compared with the rest.
Who puts them out to tender
The 2 contracts we find come most often from these buyers.
| Departementenes sikkerhets- og serviceorganisasjon | 2 |
Contracts come from Doffin and TED. Our collection is not complete, and TED covers only contracts above the EEA threshold, so the figures are a floor and not a full count. We say what we find, not what exists.
Questions and answers
Common questions about retail sale of footwear and leather goods
- What is a normal operating margin in retail sale of footwear and leather goods?
- The median operating margin was 4.8 %, meaning what was left of revenue once every cost had been paid. Half of the 37 companies in the sample were above it, and half below.
- What separates the best from the weakest in retail sale of footwear and leather goods?
- The top third had an operating margin of 8.7 %, against -0.2 % for the weakest. The spread is 9 percentage points, within the same industry, the same country and the same year.
- How many companies are there in retail sale of footwear and leather goods in Norway?
- We hold filed accounts for 37 Norwegian companies on this industry code with at least one million kroner in revenue. The real number is higher, since dormant and very small companies are excluded.
- How much revenue does a company in Retail sale of footwear and leather goods generate per employee?
- The median company in Retail sale of footwear and leather goods turns over NOK 1.1m per employee. The figure is calculated on the 37 of 37 companies that report an employee count.
- How many are loss-making in retail sale of footwear and leather goods?
- 19 % of the companies in the sample posted a negative operating result.
- How large is a typical company in retail sale of footwear and leather goods?
- Median revenue is NOK 63.2m. Half of the companies fall between NOK 33.7m and NOK 90.1m.
- How much do public contracts matter in retail sale of footwear and leather goods?
- We find almost no public contracts in this industry since 2022, so public procurement appears to play little role here.
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