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Hasbro

Hasbro, Inc. engages in the provision of children and family leisure time products and services with a portfolio of brands and entertainment properties. The firm's brands of toys include Power Rangers, Magic: The Gathering, Monopoly, My Little Pony, Nerf, Play-Doh and Transformers. It operates through the following segments: Consumer Products, Wizards of the Coast and Digital Gaming, Entertainment, and Corporate and Other. The Consumer Products segment markets and sells toys and game products around the world. It also promotes brands through the out-licensing of trademarks, characters and other brand and intellectual property rights to third parties, and through the sale of branded consumer products such as toys and apparel. The Wizards of the Coast and Digital Gaming segment promotes the company's brands through the development of trading cards, role-playing and digital game experiences based on Hasbro and Wizards of the Coast properties. The Entertainment segment develops and distributes entertainment content including film, scripted and unscripted television, children's programming, digital content, and live entertainment. The Corporate and Other segment includes the management and administrative services to its principal reporting segments. The company was founded by Henry Hassenfeld and Hilal Hassenfeld in 1923 and is headquartered in Pawtucket, RI.

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Hasbro identifies cost savings, celebrates $1B brand in Q4

Hasbro's Q4 performance faced challenges from supply chain disruptions but highlighted cost savings initiatives and growth in key segments. The company's strategic focus on fewer, bigger, more profitable brands and digital expansion positions it for future success. Opportunities for revenue growth through product roadmap execution and digital investments are key focus areas for Hasbro in the coming year.

Hasbro beats revenue expectations in Q1 despite segment declines

Hasbro's Q1 performance mixed with revenue decline but strong showings in key brands. Cost-saving measures and leadership changes in place to drive future growth. Opportunities seen in upcoming releases and consumer rebound in H2.

Hasbro sells eOne, focuses on brand growth amidst market challenges

Hasbro's Q2 performance showcased revenue growth and operational efficiency, despite challenges in the toy and game market, with notable brand successes.
The sale of eOne will bolster financial flexibility, while high-end product optimism and digital initiatives present growth avenues.
Challenges include lowered entertainment guidance and ongoing headwinds, countered by opportunities in margin improvement and seasonal revenue boosts.
Navigating retailer sentiment variations and supply chain optimization will be key in capitalizing on opportunities and mitigating challenges for future growth.

Hasbro exceeds cost savings targets, focuses on gaming growth

Hasbro's Q3 2023 performance reflects growth in key segments, cost savings, and strategic initiatives driving profitability amidst market challenges.
The company's focus on operational excellence, growth in gaming, and margin improvement positions it for long-term success and resilience.
Challenges in revenue decline and inventory management are being addressed through cost-saving measures and a cautious outlook for the holiday season.
Opportunities lie in new product innovation, partnerships, and leveraging diverse gaming demographics to drive revenue and margin growth.

Hasbro reports strong 2023 performance, eyes growth through strategic focus

Hasbro's strategic focus on product optimization, cost savings, and balance sheet improvement drove strong financial performance in 2023.
The company's strengths lie in its product portfolio, operational excellence, and margin targets, positioning it for sustainable growth.
Challenges include industry headwinds, managing expenses, and cash flow constraints, requiring strategic management and innovation.
Opportunities for growth exist in new product launches, collaborations, and investments in key brands and market segments for Hasbro's future success.

Hasbro reports Q1 revenue decline, focuses on strategic growth

Hasbro's Q1 2024 performance reflected a decline in total revenue, with a focus on cost management and strategic investments in key brands and entertainment.
While facing challenges such as cost inflation and declining Consumer Products revenue, Hasbro is leveraging strengths in licensing and partnerships for growth.
Opportunities lie in digital marketing, favorable revenue trends for MONOPOLY GO!, and seasonal boosts from events like Easter.
Guidance for 2024 indicates a strategic approach to navigating market challenges and maximizing profitability in key segments.

Hasbro reports Q2 revenue decline but raises full-year guidance

Hasbro's Q2 2024 earnings call highlighted a mix of performance, strengths, challenges, and opportunities. Despite a revenue decline, the company showed improvements in profitability metrics and raised full-year guidance. Analyst interest in growth strategies and supply chain efficiency indicates a focus on future performance.

Hasbro reports Q3 earnings decline but sees growth opportunities

Hasbro's Q3 2024 performance showcased strengths in games and licensing, despite challenges in certain segments like action figures.
The company's focus on digital innovation and cost management presents opportunities for future growth.
Overall, Hasbro is strategically positioned for growth with positive retail sentiment and exciting brand offerings for Q4.

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Hasbro Inc (NASDAQ: HAS) opened in the red today after revealing plans of trimming another 900 jobs globally. Hasbro expects weakness in 2024 The announcement arrives more than a month after the multinational warned of a weak holiday quarter this year as consumers remain cautious on discretionary spending.

Hasbro says headwinds will “persist into 2024” as it announces layoff

Toymaker Hasbro (NYSE: HAS ) cut its workforce by 20%, slashing over 1,100 jobs. It is eliminating offices in Providence, Rhode Island, after seeing sluggish sales persist into the holidays.

Hasbro Layoffs 2023: What to Know About the Latest HAS Job Cuts

Hasbro announced it is laying off over 1,000 employees in order to cut costs as it continues to struggle with declining toy sales for consecutive quarters.

Hasbro cutting 1,100 jobs as toy sales slow

Hasbro (NASDAQ:HAS) Inc, the firm behind Monopoly, Play-Doh and Transformers action figures is laying off 1,100 employees as poor sales dragged into the holiday trading season.  The toymaker will axe its workforce by almost a fifth, having already cut 800 jobs earlier this year, just two weeks after before Christmas, in a decision it described as “a last resort”.

Hasbro axes 1,100 jobs as sales struggle in Christmas build-up

Toy company Hasbro will be laying off another 900 people, about a year after saying it would eliminate 1,000 positions from its global workforce. The latest job cuts will be made over the next 18 to 24 months, Hasbro said in a Monday (Dec. 11) filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).

Hasbro to Cut 900 Positions as Toy Industry Headwinds Continue

"The headwinds we saw through the first nine months of the year have continued into holiday and are likely to persist into 2024," Hasbro's CEO said.

Hasbro slashing 900 jobs as high inflation takes bite out of toy sales

Giant toymaker Hasbro is laying off 1,100 employees, following 800 staff cuts announced earlier this year, as CEO Chris Cocks cited a tough business climate that's been slow to recover. That's about 20% of the company's global workforce. “The market headwinds we anticipated have proven to be stronger and more persistent than planned.

Hasbro Laying Off Over 1,000 As CEO Calls Market Headwinds “Stronger And More Persistent Than Planned”

Hasbro is laying off 1,100 employees, according to an SEC filing. The company behind franchises like Dungeons & Dragons and Transformers, Hasbro already laid off 800 employees in January.

Hasbro to cut 1,100 jobs despite Dungeons & Dragons parent thriving

Toy manufacturer Hasbro will cut 1,100 employees, according to an internal memo released Monday, making it the latest major U.S. company to reduce its head count this year (see Forbes' layoff tracker from earlier this year here).

2023 Layoff Tracker: Hasbro Cuts 1,100 Employees

Hasbro, the toy brand behind My Little Pony and Transformers, had already laid off hundreds of employees earlier this year.

Hasbro laying off 1,100 workers as weak toy sales persist into holiday season

Manufacturer of Monopoly, Play-Doh and Transformer cuts workforce by almost one-fifth as ‘last resort'

Toymaker Hasbro lays off 1,100 staff as holiday season fails to lift sales

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Hasbro Inc. HAS, +0.39% is cutting nearly 20% of its workforce, or about 1,100 employees, as a slump for toy and game sales continues into the holiday shopping period, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing a memo it viewed. The My Little Pony and Monopoly maker in October missed third-quarter earnings expectations and slashed its full-year outlook, citing a “softer toy outlook.

Hasbro, Mattel stocks fall after report of Hasbro layoffs amid toy sales slump

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Hasbro is down 57% from its high in 2019, but we believe it to be oversold with strong recovery potential. The company is streamlining its operations and focusing on its core brands to unlock their value. Hasbro's Wizards of the Coast and Digital Gaming segment is experiencing strong growth, while the Consumer Products segment is facing challenges.

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Starbreeze Entertainment today announces that it has licensed the world's greatest roleplaying game - Dungeons & Dragons® - to be used in the upcoming Project Baxter game. Starbreeze licenses the IP from Wizards of the Coast, the IP-holder of Dungeons & Dragons® and a division of Hasbro, Inc. The upcoming game is planned to be released in 2026, with Starbreeze acting both as developer and publisher.

Starbreeze to develop and publish game based on the Dungeons & Dragons® IP

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PAWTUCKET, R.I.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Hasbro, Inc. (NASDAQ: HAS), a leading toy and game company, announced today that PEPPA PIG will jump into cinemas for the character's 20th anniversary and biggest cinema celebration ever beginning February 2024. The hour-long cinema release, Peppa's Cinema Party, will screen in English in cinemas in Australia, Canada, Ireland, the United Kingdom and the United States, offering 10 exclusive never-before-seen PEPPA PIG Season 10 episodes including a 3-part Weddin.

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