In October 2007, it was announced that Lemvigh-Müller had had sold Dansk Leca to Maxit after 67 years of ownership. In 2007–2008, Lemvigh-Mïller attempted an attempted take-over of its competitor A&O Johansen but had to give up after it was blocked by the Danish Competition Authority. The head office is located at Stationsaléen 40 in Herlev. It was inaugurated in 2010. Lemvigh-Müller operates 23 sales departments across Denmark. It has three central storage facilities located in Odense, Kolding and Randers as well as four metal processing facilities located in Køge, Randers, Skjern and Świnoujście in Poland. The company sells a total of approximately 350,000 products of which about one third are in stock. Lemvigh-Müller's intranet LMnet was launched in the summer of 2013. It was developed by Guideix and is based on IB;'s Connections software. Lemvigh-Mïller Holding A/S, the parent company of Lemvigh-Müller A/S and Lemvigh-Müller Ejendomme Aps., is owned by the two foundations Lemvigh-Müller Fonden and L.-F. Lemvigh-Müller Fonden. L.-F. Lemvigh-Müller Fonden was established by Valdemar Lemvigh-Müller in 1936 and owns one third of the holding company. It supports needy, elderly members of the Lemvigh-Müller family as well as their spouses and younger members of the family that are students. Lemvigh-Müller Fonden was established in 1946 to mark the 100 years' anniversary of the company and owns two thirds of the holding company. It supports cultural, social and productive initiatives as well as scholarships for students at several Danish educational institutions