Overview
- Fourth‑quarter revenue rose 31% to $1.45 billion with adjusted EPS of $1.51, handily topping forecasts as shares closed at about $104 for a six‑year high.
- Wizards of the Coast and digital gaming posted record results, climbing 45% for 2025 with an 86% revenue surge in the quarter and materially higher margins.
- Hasbro secured the primary global toy license for Harry Potter with Warner Bros. Discovery, with plans for dolls, action figures, collectibles, plush and board games.
- Full‑year revenue reached roughly $4.7 billion, with consumer products at $2.48 billion (down 4% for the year) and Wizards/digital at $2.18 billion, narrowing the gap.
- Management guided 2026 revenue growth of 3% to 5% above analyst expectations and highlighted additional partnerships tied to Kpop Demon Hunters and a Voltron feature.