The company, which reported better-than-expected first-quarter results, predicted in February that sales of Barbie dolls, Hot Wheels cars and other toys would grow as much as 3% in 2025, snapping three years of flat or declining revenue. Earnings were also projected to rise.
Instead, with Monday’s first-quarter report, the El Segundo, California-based company said it’s “pausing” its full-year guidance “given the volatile macro-economic and evolving US tariff situation.”
Mattel manufactures less than 40% of ...
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