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> /toy/, /mlp/ and /tg/ did the financial math homework a few weeks ago and calculated that Hasbro is very dead and that the executives are likely looting the coffers
https://simplywall.st/stocks/us/consumer-durables/nasdaq-has/hasbro
>Hasbro tried to make a ''Hasbroverse'' to imitate Marvel, DC and Star Wars, and flopped miserably. Bought Entertainment One for that purpose and put themselves in a lot of debt because of it
>Goldner didn't groom a protege despite knowing he had cancer and then died
>Replacement Chris Cocks has no clue wtf he is doing, can only think in terms Microsoft taught him and is now torpedoing the company into the ground
>Entertainment One got sold off again for pennies on the dollar, so the majority of that debt is still here, Hasbro has a debt-to-equity ratio of a whopping 160%
>All brands are dwindling except for D&D, MTG and FurReal Friends, so the company incurred a loss of over 500 million USD in 2023, causing mass layoffs amongst working staff. Execs then give themselves big bonuses.
>Company decides to still hand out big dividends to shareholders
>Wall Street analysts warn that the dividends and the debt repayments/interest payments are not covered properly by cash flow on their own. Company only had a little bit of liquid cash left as of late 2023.
>Toy stores worldwide have (relatively) little stocks of Hasbro merch to sell, many big brands are often notably absent (Transformers, Horses, Nerf guns, Monopoly sets, etc).
>Stocks went down a third of its value since September 2023
>Retarded toy sector notices nothing because they're too busy congratulating each other on doing a bang up job in their echo chamber festivals in London and Nuremberg
Dividend payments are due February 15th. Chapter 11 likely to follow in the days, weeks after that. 4 MORE WEEKS!
https://simplywall.st/stocks/us/consumer-durables/nasdaq-has/hasbro
>Hasbro tried to make a ''Hasbroverse'' to imitate Marvel, DC and Star Wars, and flopped miserably. Bought Entertainment One for that purpose and put themselves in a lot of debt because of it
>Goldner didn't groom a protege despite knowing he had cancer and then died
>Replacement Chris Cocks has no clue wtf he is doing, can only think in terms Microsoft taught him and is now torpedoing the company into the ground
>Entertainment One got sold off again for pennies on the dollar, so the majority of that debt is still here, Hasbro has a debt-to-equity ratio of a whopping 160%
>All brands are dwindling except for D&D, MTG and FurReal Friends, so the company incurred a loss of over 500 million USD in 2023, causing mass layoffs amongst working staff. Execs then give themselves big bonuses.
>Company decides to still hand out big dividends to shareholders
>Wall Street analysts warn that the dividends and the debt repayments/interest payments are not covered properly by cash flow on their own. Company only had a little bit of liquid cash left as of late 2023.
>Toy stores worldwide have (relatively) little stocks of Hasbro merch to sell, many big brands are often notably absent (Transformers, Horses, Nerf guns, Monopoly sets, etc).
>Stocks went down a third of its value since September 2023
>Retarded toy sector notices nothing because they're too busy congratulating each other on doing a bang up job in their echo chamber festivals in London and Nuremberg
Dividend payments are due February 15th. Chapter 11 likely to follow in the days, weeks after that. 4 MORE WEEKS!
