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Mattel

Mattel, Inc. is a global children’s entertainment company that specializes in the design and production of toys and consumer products. The company engages consumers through its portfolio of iconic franchises, including Barbie, Hot Wheels, American Girl, Fisher-Price, Thomas & Friends, UNO and MEGA. It operates through the following segments: North America, International and American Girl. The North America and International segments market and sell products organized into the following categories: Dolls, Infant, Toddler, Preschool, Vehicles, Action Figures, Building Sets, and Games. The American Girl Brands segment markets and sells historical dolls, books, and accessories through the Truly Me, Girl of the Year, Bitty Baby, and WellieWishers brands. The company was founded by Elliot Handler, Ruth Handler and Harold Matson in 1945 and is headquartered in El Segundo, CA.

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Mattel reports resilient Q4 performance, eyes growth in dolls

Mattel's performance in Q4 showcased resilience amid challenges, with strong POS trends and market share gains in key categories.
While facing challenges like elevated retailer inventory levels, the company is poised for growth in Dolls and Vehicles categories.
Opportunities lie in margin improvement, strategic initiatives, and expectations for an exciting 2023, particularly in dolls.
Despite setbacks like declines in certain brands, Mattel's positive financial footing and strategic planning bode well for the future.

Mattel's Q1 2023 Earnings: Challenges, Strengths, and Growth Opportunities

Mattel faced challenges with declining net sales and adjusted EBITDA in Q1 2023 but showed strength in total company POS growth and successful product launches.
The company's focus on inventory management and share repurchases reflects confidence in its strategy and financial position.
Despite headwinds impacting gross margin, Mattel remains optimistic about outpacing the industry, gaining market share, and achieving full-year guidance.
Opportunities lie in Barbie's positive outlook, inventory reduction targets, and the potential for improved gross margin in 2024.

Mattel reports Q2 sales decline, Barbie movie success drives growth

Mattel's Q2 2023 saw mixed performance with sales decline but increased free cash flow. The Barbie movie's success and market share gains were notable.
While facing challenges with Fisher-Price, Mattel focuses on strategies for growth and maintaining market leadership.
Opportunities lie in collaborations, high-margin partnerships, and leveraging movie success for broader business impact.
Overall, Mattel remains focused on outpacing the industry, gaining market share, and creating long-term shareholder value.

Mattel excels in Q3 with Barbie movie success and market outperformance

Mattel delivered a strong Q3 performance with notable growth in key categories and successful entertainment ventures. Despite macroeconomic challenges impacting sales, the company remains optimistic about future prospects, emphasizing financial improvement, market outperformance, and strategic initiatives.

Mattel reports robust Q4 earnings, eyes growth through strategic initiatives

Mattel delivered strong financial results in Q4 2023 and outlined strategic initiatives for growth and profitability in 2024.
Despite challenges in certain product categories and inventory levels, the company is focused on innovation and cost management.
Opportunities lie in market outperformance, M&A exploration, and brand expansion, supported by a strong financial foundation and operational efficiency.
Overall, Mattel's performance reflects resilience, market leadership, and a forward-looking approach to driving shareholder value and sustainable growth.

Mattel reports strong Q1 results, eyes outpacing toy industry

Mattel's Q1 2024 performance showed strong financial metrics and market share retention.
Successes in entertainment, innovation, and strategic changes position Mattel for future growth.
Challenges in working capital, fixed costs, and supply chain optimization require attention.
Opportunities lie in outpacing industry growth, leveraging successful brands, and capturing new market segments.

Mattel reports Q2 growth with margin expansion and market share gains

Mattel's Q2 2024 performance reflects a strategic focus on profitability, margin expansion, and market share gains. Despite a slight decline in net sales, the company's financial health remains strong with improved EBITDA and robust free cash flow. With plans for innovation and market expansion, Mattel is poised for future growth.

Mattel reports Q3 results, focuses on profitability and growth

Mattel's Q3 performance showed mixed results with declines in some categories but improvements in key financial metrics, positioning the company for future growth.
The focus on profitability, cash flow, and efficiency through cost-saving programs indicates a strategic approach to navigating challenges and seizing opportunities.
With a positive industry outlook, upcoming entertainment projects, and a strong digital gaming venture, Mattel is poised to capitalize on its strengths and drive performance.
Addressing challenges in specific product categories while maximizing opportunities in successful segments will be crucial for sustaining growth and enhancing overall performance.

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Mattel, Inc. engages in the ownership of children's and family entertainment franchises. It operates through the following segments: North America, International, and American Girl. The North America and International segments focus on marketing and selling toys and consumer products. The American Girl segment includes marketing, retailing, and publishing dedicated to its mission to help girls grow up with confidence and character. The company was founded by Elliot Handler, Ruth Handler, and Harold Matson in 1945 and is headquartered in El Segundo, CA.

Mattel Inc  reported a rise in adjusted quarterly profit on Thursday as the company kept a tight leash on costs, even as holiday season sales of its flagship Barbie brand in North America were pressured by Hasbro Inc's  "Frozen" dolls.

Mattel adjusted profit rises on cost cuts, North America Barbie sales dip

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Trixie Mattel On Her Upcoming Tour: ‘Come To The Best Trixie Show You’ll Ever See’

Mattel (NASDAQ: MAT) unveils its next round of earnings this Thursday, February 13.

A Preview Of Mattel's Q4 Earnings

Toy companies were first caught in the middle of the U.S.-China trade war and could now be affected by the COVID-19 virus outbreak.

4 Reasons To Buy Mattel Stock

The toy company is facing an uphill battle and a report of earnings disappointment on Thursday is likely.

After Mattel Announced Another Factory Closure, What Lies Ahead for Its Earnings?

A technical signal flashing for Mattel (MAT) could mean more upside

Bull Signal Sounds For Mattel Stock Before Earnings

Hasbro

Two of the biggest names in the toy business are reporting quarterly results this week, and analysts are checking to see if China may play into these results.

Hasbro and Mattel Earnings: Will These Toy Makers Withstand China’s Coronavirus?

The toy maker is closing manufacturing plants to cut costs and improve the supply chain.

Mattel Is Closing Company-Owned Factories

Mattel (MAT) fourth-quarter results are likely to reflect the negative impact of dismal Power Brands and North America revenues.

Soft Power Brand Sales Likely to Hurt Mattel (MAT) Q4 Earnings

Mattel Inc. (NASDAQ: MAT) will close a factory in Canada after shuttering two manufacturing units in China and Indonesia last year.

Mattel To Close Factory In Canada After Shutting Down Two Asian Units

Mattel Inc  will close a factory in Canada after shutting down two plants in Asia, as the toymaker reduces its manufacturing footprint to cut costs, the Wall Street Journal said on Sunday.

Mattel will close Canada factory after shuttering two manufacturing sites in Asia: WSJ

Mattel (MAT) possesses the right combination of the two key ingredients for a likely earnings beat in its upcoming report. Get prepared with the key expectations.

Mattel (MAT) Expected to Beat Earnings Estimates: Can the Stock Move Higher?

Disney

Will the House of Mouse continue to outperform the maker of Barbie and Hot Wheels in 2020?

Better Buy: Disney vs. Mattel

Two major toy companies, privately-held Lego and Mattel Inc. MAT, -1.12% , have announced new toys ahead of the 2020 Toy Fair in February.

Lego and Mattel's Mega Bloks launch new toys

The U.S. toy industry is likely to experience a year of rebound after a "tough" 2019 and investors should pick Mattel Inc (NASDAQ: MAT) over Hasbro, Inc.

JPMorgan Wants To Play With Mattel's Stock, Passes On Hasbro

Target’s lower holiday toy sales report doesn’t signal an interest drop in toys by Mattel or Hasbro, but instead a change in where shoppers are buying them.

Why Target’s Weak Toy Sales Aren’t Necessarily Bad News for Mattel and Hasbro

Shares of the toy maker fell on a negative report from Target.

Why Mattel Stock Was Slumping Today

Mattel CEO Ynon Kreiz gives "Mad Money" host Jim Cramer a preview of the hottest-selling toys the company launched this year.

Mattel CEO: This holiday shopping season is all about the 'big brands'

As it’s become increasingly clear that plastics are endangering our planet, toy brands are shifting toward more sustainable forms of plastic. 
For nearly 75 years, Mattel has filled our childhoods with toys from brands like Barbie, Hot Wheels, Fisher-Price, and Thomas the tank engine.

Mattel vows to shift to sustainable plastic by 2030

Mattel Inc (NASDAQ: MAT) needs to be known as more than just a toy maker and the ultimate success of the company depends on successful expansions into new ventures, company CEO Ynon Kreiz, told CNBC's Jim Cramer on Wednesday.

Mattel CEO: We Are More Than Just A Toy Company

For one, overall sales are moving up, not down. Through the end of September, Mattel’s sales, excluding currency, grew 4% year over year to $3.03 billion.

Here’s Why Mattel Stock Is a Value Buy and Not a Value Trap

Tilray Brands

Veteran toy industry executive Katy Dickson will head the company's crucial hemp unit.

Tilray Taps Ex-Mattel Exec for Key Role in Subsidiary

Some toys were hot sellers over the weekend. Mattel's weren't among them.

Why Mattel Stock Dropped 5.5% This Morning

Mattel’s board should all be fired and the firm should open its books to the SEC and the U.S. Attorney’s office, amid claims it’s become a criminal organization.

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