The California-based toy maker reported a net loss of $5.32 million, or 47 cents per share, for the fourth quarter. This marks a sharp improvement from the $9.11 million loss recorded during the same period last year. On an adjusted basis, excluding one-time items, the loss narrowed to 18 cents per share. While the stock's recent surge provides a reprieve for investors, the company's valuation remains down roughly 36% over the past twelve months.
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Jakks Pacific Stock Jumps 22% as Fourth-Quarter Losses Narrow
Jakks Pacific shares rallied Friday after the toy manufacturer reported a significant reduction in quarterly losses, signaling a recovery following a year of tariff-induced volatility. Despite a slight dip in overall revenue, the company saw double-digit growth in its action-play and seasonal categories, helping shares climb 22% to $22.15 by Friday afternoon.
Divergent Growth Across Product Lines
Total sales for the quarter reached $127.1 million, a 2.8% decline from the previous year’s $130.7 million. Performance across product lines was polarized, reflecting shifting consumer interests and inventory cycles:
- Action-play and collectibles revenue rose 19% to $56.2 million.
- Outdoor and seasonal toy sales surged 54% to $13 million.
- Dolls, role-play, and dress-up segments fell 22% to $48.8 million.
- The costume division experienced a 28% drop, bringing in $9.1 million.
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