Mattel Inc. Stock Analysis
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MATTEL INC. STOCK ANALYSIS By Kevin Johnson, Michael Brown, Jasen Laney, Annick Bendjo “creating the future of play”
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Mattel Inc. Stock Analysis . “creating the future of play”. By Kevin Johnson, Michael Brown, Jasen Laney, Annick Bendjo. About Mattel. Started in 1945 in Southern California by Elliot Handler and Harold “Matt” Matson One of the leading toy manufacturers in the world - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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MATTEL INC. STOCK ANALYSIS By Kevin Johnson, Michael Brown, Jasen Laney, Annick Bendjo
“creating the future of play”
ABOUT MATTEL
Started in 1945 in Southern California by Elliot Handler
and Harold “Matt” Matson
One of the leading toy manufacturers in the world
Brands such as Fisher Price, Hot Wheels, Barbie
Barbie debuted in 1959
Hot Wheels debuted in 1968
Current CEO: Robert A. Eckert
RECOMMENDATIONRecommended to buy because:
Long term investment
Continuous growth
Market share leadership
Positive feedback from analysts
Positive SWOT analysis
Limited business issues
FINANCIAL ANALYSIST Kevin [email protected]
NET INCOME
Have not been in the red since 2000
Have made at least $230 million since 2001
Made $684.9 million in 2010 (highest in the last ten years)
(Mattel 2010 Annual Report)
QUICK RATIO
2008- 1.5
2009- 2.07
2010- 2.04
STOCK PRICE & EPSStock Price EPS
2006- $23.65 2006- $1.552007- $17.71 2007- $1.562008- $16.00 2008- $1.052009- $19.98 2009- $1.452010- $25.43 2010- $1.88
Stock price intra day?
(Mattel, 2011)
MATTEL VS. HASBRO
Mattel is a larger company
Both have had similar success
Hasbro has a higher EPS for last 4 years
COMPETITIVE CLIMATE
Court Case with MGA Entertainment over rights to
the “Bratz” toy line(*Mattel pays $309m)
Hasbro
Video game industry
(LexisNexis 2011)
INDUSTRY CLIMATE
Some Industry climate factors are
Rising distribution costs
Unpredictable market environment
Manufacturing costs
(Business Source 2011)
SWOT ANALYSIS STRENGTHS •Market Share Leadership•Strong Brand Equity•Strong Supply Chain•Sustainability •Cost Structure Management
WEAKNESSES •Bargaining Power •Packaging Source*
OPPORTUNITIES•Cost cutting •Profit from new toys (Cars 2 and Green Lantern)•Acquisition of Hit Entertainment(Thomas The Train, Bob The Builder)
THREATS•Manufacturing rates•Ownership Rights (Bratz lawsuit)•Uncertain toy retailing environment
(Standard and Poor’s 2011)
MATTEL INC. VS. COMPETITORSDirect Competitor Comparison
MAT HAS JAKKMarket Cap: 9.43B 4.67B 497.01MEmployees: 31,000 5,800 828
Qtrly Rev Growth (yoy):
9.00% 23.10% 7.00%
Revenue (ttm): 6.24B 4.17B 750.92MGross Margin (ttm): 49.41% 50.04% 32.74%
EBITDA (ttm): 1.14B 729.36M 77.44MOperating Margin
(ttm):15.71% 13.93% 6.63%
Net Income (ttm): 715.15M 370.42M 42.90MEPS (ttm): 2.02 2.63 1.40P/E (ttm): 13.59 13.19 13.21
PEG (5 yr expected): 1.00 0.74 0.85P/S (ttm): 1.55 1.12 0.66
(Yahoo Finance 2011)
CURRENT BUSINESS ISSUESMichael Brown [email protected]
PACKAGING SUPPLIES Sourced packaging supplies produced from Asia
Pulp & Paper Clean-cut swaths of Indonesian rainforests Threatened
species native to rainforests
(Greenpeace)
GREENPEACE CAMPAIGN
(Sustainable Manufacturing World)
RESOLUTION
Ordered packaging suppliers to stop buying from Asia Pulp &
Paper
Announced sustainable sourcing principles
Safeguard against buying wood fibers from rainforests
Increase recycled paper
Boost use of Certified wood products
(LA Times)
CHANGE OF LEADERSHIP
Neil Friedman
Resigned from President of Mattel Brands March 2011
Bryan Stockton
Appointed as Chief Operating Officer
Joined Mattel in 2000
Became head of International Division in 2003
Drove division revenue from 36% to 50%
(Zacks)
POSITIVE ANALYSIS
Stock Evolution
Market Evolution
Issues Fixed
Growing Opportunities
POSITIVE COMMENTS FROM FINANCIAL ANALYSTS
Buy or Hold on Follow stock evolution on the market.
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2011 Stock Evolution
Closing Value
Yahoo Finance
STOCK SAFETY GRADED WITH A 2
Consensus Recommendation Detailed Analyst Recommendation
NASDAQ, Stock Research - Analyst Summary
WHY IS THE OPINION POSITIVE?
Movie related toys have increased Mattel’s revenue
Increase in:
Gross profit
Revenue
Sales volume
Annual dividend
Savings
STOCK VALUE EVOLUTION
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Stock Closing Value between 2006 and 2011
Closing Value
Yahoo Finance
THE TOY INDUSTRY SECTOR IS DOING WELL
2006 2008 2010 2012$70.000
$75.000
$80.000
$85.000
$90.000
$95.000
$78.308$77.472
$80.280
$89.900
World Toy Industry Market
U.S Billion
Toy Industry Association Inc.
POSSIBLE DIFFICULTIES
Wal-Mart and Target’s low price requirements
Kid’s games’ evolution toward non-standards games.
Low dollar
Competition:
Radica ‘s lost before Sony's PlayStation3,
Microsoft's Xbox 360 or Nintendo's Wii
LOW CONSTRUCTION RISK
Mattel’s construction facilities are located in countries
where
Cheap labor
politically stable
Raw materials are available from numerous
suppliers
POSITIVE EVOLUTION
Good Expectations
International Opportunities
Positive Ranking
Moral Values
Current News
CONCLUSION
Long term investment
Continuous growth
Market share leadership
Positive feedback from analysts
Positive SWOT analysis
Limited business issues
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Hasbro, I. (2011). 2010 Annual report. Retrieved October 1, 2011from Corporateinformation:http://www.shareholder.com/visitors/DynamicDoc/document.cfm?DocumentID=2935&CompanyID=HAS&zid=4d6301e3
Mattel, I. (2011). Mattel subsidiaries 2006-2010. Retrieved October 1, 2011, from Financial History, Annual Reports, and Proxy Statements: http://investor.shareholder.com/mattel/financials.cfm
Mattel Inc. (2011). Retrieved October 1, 2011, from Yahoo Finance: http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=MAT&ql=0
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Sethi, S. P., Veral, E. A., Shapiro, H. J., & Emelianova, O. (2010). Mattel, Inc.: Global Manufacturing. Journal of Business Ethics , 36.
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