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How LEGO Came Back: From Deep Losses to Outselling Mattel and Hasbro Combined
Oct 19, 2026
In 2003, LEGO's sales fell 26% in a single year, and in 2004 it lost 1.8 billion Danish kroner, while Mattel sold more than four times as much. By 2025 LEGO's revenue was 83.5 billion kroner, about $12.6 billion: more than Mattel and Hasbro combined. Here is the turnaround in numbers: the crash, the fix, the climb, and the profits.
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