HeltHjem Netthandel AS Due Diligence

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Norway · helthjem.no · 27 vendors

HeltHjem Netthandel AS is a Norwegian logistics company specializing in home delivery services for e-commerce parcels, magazines, and newspapers. Leveraging an extensive network of newspaper distributors, the company provides rapid, often overnight, delivery directly to customers' mailboxes or doorsteps, including on weekends. HeltHjem aims to simplify online shopping by offering convenient shipping and return options from home.

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Compliance

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NIS2 (source) — No public evidence

Applies to Important Entities including postal and courier services in EU/EEA if they meet specific size thresholds.

GDPR (source) — No public evidence

As a Norwegian company (Norway is part of EEA), GDPR automatically applies to the processing of personal data of individuals within the EEA.

Norwegian Personal Data Act — No public evidence

National legislation implementing GDPR in Norway with specific local provisions.

Financials

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Financial Resilience Score: 7/10

HeltHjem Netthandel AS has demonstrated a significant financial turnaround, reaching profitability (EBIT) in 2024 after years of investment and operational losses. The company has benefited from an aggressive expansion in the Norwegian e-commerce market, particularly in the C2C (consumer-to-consumer) segment through partnerships with platforms like FINN.no. The robust revenue growth of nearly 45% in 2024 indicates strong market demand and successful scaling of its nationwide delivery network. However, the company's balance sheet remains relatively thin compared to its turnover, and it operates with a low equity ratio, although equity significantly improved in 2024. Its resilience is bolstered by its ownership structure—being a joint venture between media giants Schibsted, Amedia, and Polaris Media—which provides strategic stability and access to an extensive distribution infrastructure. The primary challenge remains maintaining profitability in a highly competitive logistics landscape dominated by Posten Bring, while managing the costs of transitioning to a fully fossil-free fleet.

Key strengths: Significant turnaround to positive EBIT in 2024, Strong revenue growth driven by C2C and Recommerce, Strategic ownership by major Norwegian media groups, First-mover advantage in night-time/early-morning home delivery

Risk factors: Low equity ratio and thin margins, High competition from state-owned Posten Bring, Geographic concentration risk in the Norwegian market

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