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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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This toy maker warned on Q4 and is cutting costs.

Bear of the Day: Hasbro (HAS)

Nerf gun in hand, Hasbro, Inc. (NASDAQ: HAS) fired a warning shot on January 27th that revealed how much the global economy is impacting its business. Ahead of next month's fourth-quarter earnings call, management dropped the bomb shareholders feared — ugly financial results and the need for an aggressive reorganization.

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Hasbro (HAS) to lay off nearly 15% of its global workforce this year. The company's preliminary fourth-quarter 2022 revenues show a decline of 17% year over year.

Hasbro (HAS) Down on Lay Off News & Dismal Preliminary Results

Hasbro (NASDAQ:HAS), the gaming and entertainment conglomerate, said it will have to cut roughly 15% of its global workforce this year amid weakening demand for its toys and games. The reductions will start to take effect within the next several weeks.

Hasbro set to cull 15% of its global workforce

Hasbro is cutting 15% of its workforce after seeing a 17% year-over-year drop in revenue.

Hasbro's Weak Holiday Sales Trigger 15% Headcount Cut

The layoffs are another signal that economic uncertainty has spread beyond the technology and media sectors.

Hasbro to Cut Global Workforce by 15%

Hasbro, which has been reeling from a series of economic shocks, plans to cut 15% of its global workforce this year, or about 1,000 positions. In addition to those reductions, the company plans to unveil “a new organizational model, commercial alignment, and leadership changes” during its quarterly earnings call on February 16.

Hasbro To Cut 15% Of Workforce, Warns Q4 Results Hurt By “Challenging Holiday Consumer Environment”

Hasbro Inc. late Thursday said it plans to lay off about 15% of its workforce and warned Wall Street to brace for a quarterly loss and a drop in revenue after a disappointing holiday season.

Hasbro plans to lay off 15% of workforce and warns of holiday-season loss

Hasbro said Thursday it would eliminate around 1,000 employee positions and warned of weak holiday-quarter results. Shares of the toy maker fell in off-hours trading.

Hasbro warns of weak holiday quarter results, cuts 15% of its workforce

Hasbro Inc said on Thursday it would eliminate about 1,000 positions from its global workforce this year, or about 15% of full-time employees, as the toymaker looks to cut costs in a tough macroeconomic backdrop.

Hasbro to cut 1,000 full-time jobs globally in 2023

PAWTUCKET, R.I.--( BUSINESS WIRE )--Hasbro, Inc. (NASDAQ: HAS), a global branded entertainment leader, today announced leadership and organizational changes, including the elimination of approximately 15% of its global workforce this year. The reductions will start to take effect within the next several weeks. With these actions, along with ongoing systems and supply chain investments, the Company is on track to achieve its goal of $250-300M in annual run-rate cost savings by year-end 2025 to drive profitability and reinvestment in core brand growth.

Hasbro Announces Organizational Changes and Provides Update on Fourth Quarter and Full-Year 2022 Financial Results

The Dungeons & Dragons tabletop roleplaying community is in an uproar over a decision from the game's owner, Wizards of the Coast, to institute a more cutthroat, profit-seeking approach to licensing its content.  Wizards, a subsidiary of publicly traded Hasbro (NASDAQ:HAS) Inc, is trying to walk things back, but it may be too little too late.

Concerns mount for Hasbro as Dungeons & Dragons parent company Wizards of the Coast deals with fallout from licensing money grab

Hasbro's D&D division is big business, accounting for up to 72% of company profits -- and it's in trouble.

A Big Change Could Be Coming for Hasbro: Should Investors Worry?

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Analysts have been downgrading Hasbro in the past weeks due to the historically weak sales during the holiday season. The firm has declared a quarterly dividend of $0.7 per share in December, which may not be sustainable, if Hasbro's financial performance does not improve substantially.

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The attempt to create a new license comes as Hasbro's Wizards of the Coast unit looks to capitalize on a surge in Dungeons & Dragons' popularity.

Hasbro delays new Dungeons & Dragons licensing rules following fan backlash

Myopic investors may fret when they compare the financial results of 2022 to the same period in 2021, forgetting that 2021 was a banner year for Hasbro. I think the financial results were decent enough, and I think the valuation remains attractive. I like that the (well covered) dividend remains north of 4%.

Adding To My Losing Hasbro Trade

PAWTUCKET, R.I.--( BUSINESS WIRE )--Today, Hasbro, Inc. (NASDAQ: HAS), a global branded entertainment leader, was named one of America's Most JUST Companies by JUST Capital, along with media partner CNBC, marking the latest recognition for the company's commitment to using its business as a force for good. The Rankings are the only comprehensive evaluation of how the nation's largest corporations perform on the issues that matter most to Americans today across five stakeholders: workers, communities, customers, shareholders & governance, and the environment.

Hasbro Named One of America's Most JUST Companies by JUST Capital and CNBC

Toy maker Hasbro Inc.'s holiday-season sales were likely among “the weakest in the North American toy industry,” an analyst said Wednesday, citing a lack of enthusiasm for things like Play-Doh, action figures, Nerf and My Little Pony that will put more pressure on the company's performance this year.

Hasbro's holiday season was likely among ‘weakest in the North American toy industry' amid ‘COVID hangover,' analyst says

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While cost inflation is hurting the Zacks Toys - Games - Hobbies industry, robust demand for sports toys, fashion dolls and accessories, and STEM toys bode well for stocks like ATVI, EA and HAS.

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PAWTUCKET, R.I.--( BUSINESS WIRE )-- Hasbro, Inc. (NASDAQ: HAS) today announced that Chris Cocks, chief executive officer, and Cynthia Williams, president, Wizards of the Coast and Digital Gaming, will participate in a fireside chat focused on Hasbro's Franchise Brand Magic: The Gathering. The fireside chat will be hosted by UBS on Thursday, December 8, 2022 at 11:00AM Eastern.

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