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Lego Posts Record Sales, Sees Market Share Growing Further: CEO

Lego's record 12% revenue growth in H1 2025 is supported by launching 314 new sets, expanding factories globally, and forming major brand partnerships.

  • On Wednesday, the LEGO Group reported record revenue of 34.6 billion Danish kroner for the first half of 2025, with sales rising 12% year‑on‑year.
  • The firm's product and partner strategy — including Formula One deals — launched a record 314 new building sets and expanded partnerships with Jurassic Park, Bluey, and One Piece.
  • The company also reported profit gains and retail expansion, noting operating profit rose 10% to DKK 9.0 billion, net profit grew 10% to DKK 6.5 billion, and it opened 24 new stores, totaling 1,079 across 54 markets.
  • CEO Niels Christiansen said `The toy market is actually back to growth this year, but we are outpacing it and taking market share`, highlighting strong gains in Western Europe and CEEMEA regions.
  • With long‑term growth in mind, Lego is investing more than US $1.5 billion in a Virginia factory and 185,000 m2 regional distribution centre due to open in 2027, aiming for a 60% sustainable-materials target including rSEBS and e‑methanol.
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Lego posts record sales, sees market share growing further: CEO

Danish toymaker Lego, the world's biggest, posted record sales for the first half of the year and continues to gain market share despite global volatility, its chief executive told AFP.

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Lego sees record sales as new ranges ramp up

The group launched a record 314 new sets in the first half, with bestsellers including ranges such as Lego City, Technic and Botanicals.

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The Danish toy manufacturer recorded a profit of 478 billion forints in the first half of 2025.

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CNBC broke the news in United States on Wednesday, August 27, 2025.
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