Even though Hasbro’s Q4 delivered net income of US$201.6 million, the trailing 12 months still show a net loss of US$322.4 million on US$4.7b of revenue, so the business is profitable in the latest quarter but was loss making over the full year.
Hasbro has wrapped up FY 2025 with Q4 revenue of US$1,445.9 million and basic EPS of US$1.43, while trailing twelve month figures show revenue of US$4.7 billion and a basic EPS loss of US$2.30, underscoring that the business is still working through uneven profitability. Over the past several quarters, revenue has ranged from US$887.1 million to US$1,445.9 million, with basic EPS swinging between a loss of US$6.10 and a profit of US$1.66.
“The company’s 31% revenue growth in the final quarter had exceeded analyst projections of approximately $1.26 billion”
The company’s 31% revenue growth in the final quarter had exceeded analyst projections of approximately $1.26 billion. This surge was primarily fuelled by the ongoing success of the Magic: The Gathering franchise within the Wizards of the Coast segment. The results demonstrate Hasbro’s effective monetization of its intellectual property portfolio, translating it into stronger cash generation.
CFO Gina Goetter attributed the enhanced profitability not only to organic growth but also to rigorous cost-saving measures and improved operational execution. The company’s “Playing to Win” strategy, which CEO Chris Cocks confirmed will continue through 2026, appears to be gaining significant traction.
