Company DescriptionLexibook - Linguistic Electronic System Société anonyme designs, manufactures, and distributes various consumer electronics products primarily for the children and adolescents in France, rest of Europe, and internationally. It offers tablets, toys, laptops, alarm clocks, weather stations, speakers and headphones, CD players, digital players, DVD players, calculators, dictionaries/translators, car chargers, cases, voice recorders, and Wi-Fi dongles. The company sells its products under the Lexibook, LexiTab, Yeno, Powerman, Cyber Arcade, Chessman, and other brands. It operates primarily the Queen of Snows, Disney Cars, Disney Princesses, Avengers, Minions, Pat 'Patrol, Barbie, Spider-Man, Super Mario, etc. licenses. The company was founded in 1981 and is headquarters in Les Ulis, France.
How the Company Makes MoneyLexibook generates revenue primarily through the sale of consumer electronic products to retail and distribution channels (e.g., mass retailers, specialty toy/electronics retailers, and e-commerce). Key revenue streams therefore come from (1) wholesale revenue from its own product lines (educational electronics and child-focused consumer electronics), and (2) sales of products developed and sold under third-party licenses/brands where Lexibook designs, sources/manufactures, and distributes branded devices; in these cases, part of the economics may include license/royalty payments to brand owners, but specific terms and materiality are not publicly available here (null). Additional potential contributors such as after-sales services, accessories, digital content, or direct-to-consumer sales cannot be confirmed with the provided information (null).