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Mattel is potentially increased by President Donald Trump as part of the efforts of imports from China, Mexico and Canada.
Last weekend, the president signed enforcement orders, which request a 10% fee for imports from China and a 25% tariff from Mexico and Canada.
He entered into force on China on Tuesday; However, the Trump administration has been suspended for a month against US northern and southern neighbors after Canada and Mexico have both agreed to take steps to increase their boundaries with the US.
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Mattel leaders said on Tuesday that “exploiting the strength of our supply chain” and possible amounts of prices were the measures that the Toy Company seek to handle tariffs.
Mattel potentially increases President Donald Trump’s efforts to relieve import rates from China, Mexico and Canada. (Armando ARORIZO / Bloomberg / Getty Images)
“Our teams have fully addressed the analysis and planning of many scenarios,” said Anthony Disilvestro, analysts and investors. “And for the financial impact on Mattel, our 2025 guidance includes the expected effects of new tariffs today, and the mitigating measures we plan, including those that exploit the strength of our supply chain and potential prices. “
Barbie, Hot Wheels, Fisher Price and other brands, Mattel, are playing games in seven countries, adding that the game company is “constantly optimizing and diversified in production” in recent years.
The customer has a prospect of Mattel Barbie dolls at a Chicago target. (Christopher Dilts / Bloomberg via / Getty Images)
Less than 40% of Mattel’s global game production is expected to be released in China this year, a much lower share than about 80% of the industry average, according to Disilvestro.
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“As the United States represents about half of the global game sales, our Tarifa in the United States should be about 20% of global production,” said Mattel CFO. “And for Mexico and Canada, we currently gain less than 10% of Games from Mexico and don’t have Canada.”
Toy Company plans to keep “only country” up to 25% of production by 2027, Disilvestro added.
| Ticking | Security | Last | Change | Change % |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Carpet | Mattel Inc. | 21.29 | +0.45 |
+2.16% |
With regard to tariff mitigation measures, he said that Mattel is “closely” with its retail partners to “reach the right balance and always keep consumers in mind when considering pricing activities”.
Toy Company predicts a 2-3% increase in budget net sales of 2025 and the adjusted profit per share in the range of $ 1.66-1.72, taking into account the potential effects of tariffs and the response to the company.
Mattel’s Hot Wheels cars will be offered on April 23, 2024 at Chicago. (Scott Olson / Getty Images)
According to CEO Ynon Kreiz, Mattel is working in about 500,000 retail stores to sell various game products. It also uses e-commerce paths to sell games.
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In 2024, the company generated nearly $ 5.38 billion in net sales. Meanwhile, his annual net income was $ 541.8 million.
“Our 2025 priorities are to increase in the top and lower rows while increasing investing in digital game to our independent company to encourage long-term growth, in accordance with capital distribution priorities to invest in organic growth,” Kreiz said to the analysts.
