Clas Ohlson

Clas Ohlson is a Nordic retail company founded in 1918 in Insjön, Sweden. It offers a wide range of practical, value-for-money products designed to solve everyday problems, with a focus on sustainability and repairability. The company operates through physical stores in Sweden, Norway, and Finland, as well as a rapidly growing online platform. Clas Ohlson also provides spare parts and accessories through its Spares Group subsidiaries, catering to both B2C and B2B customers across Europe.

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— Clas Ohlson
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Retail Products60% Includes practical and value-for-money products for everyday needs.
Spare Parts and Accessories20% Spare parts and accessories for electronics and other products.
Batteries and Electronic Accessories10% Includes batteries and various electronic accessories.
Online Sales10% Sales through online platforms, including Clas Ohlson and Spares.

Clas Ohlson serves a diverse customer base primarily in the Nordic region, including both individual consumers and...

  • Individual Consumersprimary

    Buy practical, everyday products for home use.

  • B2B Customerssecondary

    Purchase spare parts and accessories for electronics.

  • Loyalty Program Membersemerging

    Engage with exclusive offers and benefits.

Clas Ohlson operates primarily in the Nordic region, with physical stores in Sweden, Norway, and Finland...

  • Primary markets: Sweden, Norway, Finland
  • Strong online presence complementing physical stores
  • Distribution center located in Insjön, Sweden
  • European reach through Spares Group subsidiaries
  • Strategic store locations in city centers and shopping malls
  • Omni-channel strategy integrating online and offline sales

Clas Ohlson's strategic priorities focus on sustainable and profitable growth through operational efficiency and a...

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Sustainable Growthlong-term

To ensure long-term profitability and market relevance.

02
Online Expansionmedium-term

To capture growing e-commerce demand.

03
Operational Efficiencyshort-term

To improve margins and competitiveness.

Clas Ohlson faces several business and financial risks, including changes in consumer behavior, currency fluctuations,...

high

Currency Fluctuations

Exposure to NOK and USD affects cost and revenue.

Materiality
high
high

Consumer Behavior Changes

Shifts in buying patterns can impact sales.

Materiality
high
medium

Logistical Risks

Centralized distribution center poses operational risks.

Materiality
medium
Revenue Recognition
high
Currency Hedging
medium
Lease Accounting
medium

: 11/08/2026