Lego to bring video game-making in-house as profits rise
- Lego's CEO, Niels Christiansen, stated that recent tariff threats from US President Donald Trump do not concern him, as the company posted record earnings for 2024, with sales rising by 13% to 74.3 billion kroner .
- Lego's net profit grew by 5% to 13.8 billion kroner, while the overall toy market contracted by 1%, showcasing Lego's success in a sluggish market.
- Christiansen highlighted that Lego's focus on market share is more important than tariffs, with consumer sales increasing by 12% last year, demonstrating the company's success amid a struggling market.
- Lego aims to remain relevant with 840 products, 46% of which are new, and there is increased consumer excitement about the brand in the US.
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