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Family Business
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SES Creative
Produces creative toys and play materials for children across arts and crafts, play dough, slime, outdoor, and toddler categories. Supplies more than 500 products, adds 50 to 100 new items each year, and sells in over 75 countries.
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Primary Focus
Creative Toys, Arts & Crafts, Play Dough
Established
1972
Employees
51 to 200
Annual Revenue
US$22.1 Million
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About This Company
Family business making creative toys and play materials for children since 1972. Its product groups include Arts & Crafts, Baby & Toddler, Explore, Iron Beads, Outdoor, Play Dough, and Slime. The assortment covers activities such as finger paint handprint animals, colour and material sorting, casting and painting, and woodwork sets, with products designed for different ages from early years through 6 plus. More than 500 products are available, and around 50 to 100 new products are added each year.
The company sells its toys in more than 75 countries, giving it an international distribution reach for retail and reseller channels. Its play worlds are organised by age and interest, helping buyers select items for different developmental stages and activity types. The portfolio includes materials for creative play, construction, outdoor use, and sensory activities, which makes it relevant for toy retailers, gift suppliers, and other trade buyers looking for recurring seasonal and age grouped assortments.
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