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Toy Shop Industry in Gran: Current Status and Outlook

Published 28.09.2026

An analysis of companies, statistics, and future prospects for the toy shop sector in Gran municipality, Norway.

Executive Summary

Overview of the Toy Shop Industry in Gran

The toy shop industry in Gran is characterized by a very small business base and market-related challenges. In recent years, the number of employees in the industry has dropped dramatically, from 8 employees in 2016 to zero employees in 2017 and onwards. At the same time, sales have been zero since 2016, indicating a very weak or non-existent business activity in the sector within the municipality. There is only one registered business in the toy shop industry in Gran, which has been operational since 2012 but has not reported any revenues or employees in recent years.

Economic Overview

The toy shop industry in Gran has shown a dramatic decline in both employees and sales revenue over time. The table below shows the development:

YearNumber of EmployeesSales Revenue (NOK)
201680
201710
2018–202600

Yearly decline in the number of employees has been significant, with an 87.5% reduction from 2016 to 2017 and 100% from 2017 to 2018. Sales revenue has been zero since 2016, indicating that the business has not generated revenue in recent years. This may point to an industry in crisis or a business that has not been active in the municipality for a long time.

Sales over time — toy shop — Gran
Sales over time — toy shop
Number of companies — toy shop — Gran
Number of companies — toy shop
Employees over time — toy shop — Gran
Employees over time — toy shop

Companies in the Sector

There is one registered business in the toy shop industry in Gran, namely Opp Teknikk Tommy Oppegaard. It is a sole proprietorship (ENK) with organization number NOK 998,4M. The business was established on 2012-06-02 and has not reported any employees or revenues in recent years. There is no publicly available data on the business's operations or financial results after 2016. There are no other companies in the sector registered in the municipality, indicating a very small or non-existent business base in the toy shop industry in Gran.

Business Geography

There is no available detailed geographic data on the distribution of toy shop businesses in Gran. The only registered company has its address at Lynnebakka 277, Gran, but it is not specified which neighborhoods or geographic areas in the municipality are most active in the sector. This may indicate that the sector does not have a clear geographic focus in the municipality, or that the data is not available to provide a more detailed overview.

Business Dynamism

The toy shop industry in Gran has shown very low dynamism in recent years. No new businesses have been registered in the sector in the municipality, and the only business has not been active in a business sense since 2016. There are no registered bankruptcies in the sector in the municipality, but there are also no signs of the sector having experienced growth or development. This may indicate a sector that has not been attractive for investments or development in the municipality, or a business that has not been able to maintain operations or revenues.

Outlook

Outlook for Entrepreneurs

For entrepreneurs considering establishing a toy shop in Gran, the data indicates a challenging market. The sector has been in crisis in the municipality for several years, with no businesses in operation and no growth. This may indicate a very small or non-existent customer base in the municipality, or a sector that has not been able to adapt to market conditions. Entrepreneurs should therefore consider investigating local needs, competitiveness, and innovation opportunities before establishing a business. SmartGrunder can help find suitable addresses and conduct research in Gran for this sector.

Conclusion

The toy shop industry in Gran is characterized by a very small business base and a market-related decline in recent years. There is only one business registered in the sector, and it has not been active in a business sense since 2016. This indicates a sector that has not been able to maintain operations or revenues in the municipality. Entrepreneurs should therefore carefully consider what can be done to create a competitive and sustainable business in the toy shop sector in Gran, and SmartGrunder can help find solutions and addresses suitable for this sector.