Hasbro, Inc. is facing financial strain after a March cyberattack prompted a delay in earnings release, now set for May 20, 2026. The attack, which resulted in unauthorized network access, is expected to incur additional investigation costs, but despite these challenges, Hasbro projects first-quarter revenues of $970 million to $985 million, marking a year-over-year increase of 9% to 11%. The company is also involved in a lawsuit with the U.S. government for refunds on tariffs from the Trump era, further complicating its financial landscape.
“Hasbro | 8 | 0.13 | 3940 | Toys | Consumer Durable | HAS”
“Hasbro · fair value price target · US$112.60 · unchanged”
“UBS · price target · Hasbro · US$110”
“Hasbro · lawsuit · U.S. government · seeking refunds on Trump era IEEPA tariffs”
“Hasbro · new distribution center · Midway, Georgia · 600,000 square feet”
“Hasbro · expects to report · impact to second-quarter revenue and operating profit · following a March cyberattack”
“Hasbro · is making progress toward · a full restoration of systems and operations”
“Hasbro · expects to incur · certain costs related to investigating and bringing on advisers · related to the cyberattack”
“Hasbro · is delaying · the release of first-quarter earnings · as it continues to review information necessary to complete its financial results”
“Hasbro · expects to report · first-quarter revenue · of $970 million to $985 million”
“Hasbro · represents · a 9% to 11% increase · over year-ago results”
“Hasbro · expects to report · adjusted operating profit · of between $250 million and $260 million”
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