The LEGO Group Continues Billund HQ Expansions

The LEGO Group is investing further in Denmark with a new Hub in Copenhagen set to open in 2027 in The Stamp, a building currently under construction in the Postbyen development close to Copenhagen Central Station.

The new Hub will be in addition to its growing headquarters in Billund where more than 5,900 people are based and investments are ongoing in two new campuses.

Niels B Christiansen, CEO, said:

“It is important for the LEGO Group to have inspiring workplaces in the best locations to continue to attract the right talent."

"In Denmark, we are investing in both our Billund headquarters with two new state-of-the-art campuses and the new Copenhagen Hub. With great access to the Capital and Øresund regions, the new Copenhagen Hub enables us to attract world-class talent to two fantastic locations in Denmark.”

The LEGO Group will be the sole occupant of The Stamp which will offer 30,000 square meters over nine floors and provide space for up to 1,500 colleagues. Throughout its design, sustainability is a key focus with the building being constructed to achieve Gold certification under the DGNB sustainable building standard. The Copenhagen Hub will be fitted with world-class, accessible facilities that foster collaboration, creativity and playfulness like in all LEGO® locations.

The Stamp is part of the Postbyen development which includes new offices, housing, restaurants, retail stores, and health and wellness facilities, close to Copenhagen Central Station.

The LEGO Group currently has an office in Østergade and will open a second office in Postgården on Løvstræde 1 (on the corner of Købmagergade) in September 2024. In total, these two offices will house around 650 colleagues while The Stamp is being built. Colleagues based in these two sites will be brought together in the new Hub once it opens.

The Copenhagen Hub will be the company’s fifth hub, joining Boston / Enfield (USA), London, Singapore and Shanghai. In addition, the LEGO Group has 37 sales offices and five factories, with two new manufacturing sites under construction.