SPIN MASTER

Spin Master reported earnings per share of -$0.24 for the first quarter of 2026, beating the estimate of -$0.2867. Revenue fell to $275.6 million, down 9% year-over-year, missing the forecast of $300.14 million. The company reports higher operating cash flow and attributes the positive EPS development to cost management and currency effects, but sees risks from higher input and freight costs due to rising oil prices. » More on de.investing.com

Spin Master reported Q4 2025 revenue of $618.2m (−4.8%) and full-year revenue of $2,112.9m (−6.6%); adjusted EPS was $0.41 and missed expectations. The toy segment showed marked weakness and an annual operating loss of $132.5m, while digital games grew revenue 21.0% to $199.0m. The company generated $307.8m of operating cash flow, reduced inventories by 20% and maintains a healthy net leverage of 1.0x. For 2026 Spin Master expects a flat to low-single-digit revenue increase and mid- to high-single-digit growth in adjusted EBITDA, supported by new digital titles such as Hellbreak and further investment in digital content. » More on de.investing.com

Spin Master reported Q4-2025 EPS of $0.41 (expectation $0.536) and revenue of $618.2 million (expectation $635.43 million), thus missing analysts' expectations. The digital games segment grew 16% thanks to Toca Boca World, and inventory was reduced by 20%, which strengthened operating cash flow. Despite the weakness, the stock rose 0.65% in pre-market trading as management is counting on further growth from digital offerings and new products such as a PAW Patrol game and the collectible card game Hellbreak. Risks remain tariffs, continued retail inventory drawdown and macroeconomic pressure. » More on de.investing.com