LEGO Is Investing More Than $400 Million in Mexico. Why Monterrey Matters to the Americas Supply Chain
LEGO is investing more than $400 million in Monterrey, Mexico. The expansion is not just about factory space — it is part of a broader regional supply-chain strategy for the Americas.
The LEGO Foundation Is Not the LEGO Group. Here’s How It Actually Works
The LEGO Foundation is not a department of the LEGO Group. Here’s how its 25% ownership stake, grantmaking model, partners and newer impact investments actually work.
What Is LEGO Education Really? How the LEGO Group Built a Classroom Learning Business
LEGO Education is not the LEGO Foundation and not just a robotics kit business. We explain how the LEGO Group’s education arm works, what schools actually buy and why 2026 marks a major transition.
LEGO Is Much More Than a Toy Company. We’re Starting a New Series
We’re starting a new series about what the wider LEGO ecosystem does beyond selling sets — from education and philanthropy to child safety, sustainability, fan communities and more.
LEGO Is Becoming a Software Company — Without Giving Up the Brick
LEGO has tripled its software engineering workforce and is investing more heavily in electronics and in-house R&D. SMART Play shows how software is becoming part of the physical brick — not a replacement for it.
LEGO Revenue Jumps 21% in H1 2026 as Speed Champions Joins Its Best-Selling Themes
LEGO reported record H1 2026 results, with revenue up 21% to DKK 41.9 billion, consumer sales up 22% and Speed Champions among its best-selling themes.