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HasbroHAS

Leisure Products · Pawtucket, Rhode Island · In the S&P 500
High quality
$119.09−0.40%After hours: $119.09 (0.00%)At the close, 30 Oct · Prices from CNBC, may be delayed
▲ 52.8% over 1 year
Hasbro over 1 yearDaily close, $, to 30 Oct 2026
$80$100Nov2026MarMayJulSep$119.09$80$100NovMarJul$119.09
Source: Nasdaq daily closes
Market value$16.80B
Price to earnings17.7x
Forward P/E19.6x
Dividend yield2.35%
Year to date+45.2%
One year+52.8%
Next earningsNot scheduled
52-week range (closes)
$75.85$119.57

Quality and valuation

How Hasbro compares with other consumer discretionary stocks. A description, not a recommendation.

Hasbro and 5 leisure products peers. Across: valuation (P/E) against the sector. Up: business quality against the sector. Hover or tap a logo for its numbers.

Business quality: stronger than mostValuation: in line with its sector

A stronger business than most consumer discretionary companies, priced about in line with them.

Hasbro trades at 19.6 times the next 12 months of expected earnings, against a median of 19.5x for the 66 consumer discretionary stocks we cover. The quality score blends where it ranks on revenue growth, gross margin, operating margin and free-cash-flow margin (net margin for banks and insurers) over the last 12 months, from SEC filings.

  • Revenue grew faster than the sector median: +22.4% vs +8.1%
  • Keeps more of each sale (gross margin): 78.0% vs 40.5%
  • More profitable (operating margin): 21.9% vs 13.8%
  • Turns more of its sales into cash: 20.1% vs 10.1%
HAS trades at 19.6x forward earnings, above the sector medianForward p/e, Leisure Products peers
BABA12.3xTM14.3xHAS19.6xMCD19.6xHD21.4xAMZN25.7xTJX26.0xTSLA218.4xSector median 19.5xBABA12.3xTM14.3xHAS19.6xMCD19.6xHD21.4xAMZN25.7xTJX26.0xTSLA218.4xSector median 19.5x
Source: CNBC quotes; Mostly Markets

Financials

From Hasbro's SEC filings, through the quarter ending 27 Sep 2026. Hover or tap a bar for its value.

Revenue grew 0.3% from a year earlierQuarterly revenue, $bn, latest Q3 ’26
$0bn$1bn$2bnQ4 ’24Q2 ’25Q4 ’25$1.6bnQ3 ’26$0bn$1bn$2bnQ4 ’24Q2 ’25Q4 ’25$1.6bnQ3 ’26
Source: SEC filings
Growth slowed to +0.3% last quarterRevenue growth, year on year, %
0%50%Q4 ’24Q2 ’25Q4 ’250.3%Q3 ’260%50%Q4 ’24Q2 ’25Q4 ’250.3%Q3 ’26
Source: SEC filings
Operating margin was 32.4% last quarterOperating income as a share of revenue, %
−50%0%Q4 ’24Q2 ’25Q4 ’2532.4%Q3 ’26−50%0%Q4 ’24Q2 ’25Q4 ’2532.4%Q3 ’26
Source: SEC filings
Free cash flow was $1.2 billion over 12 monthsQuarterly free cash flow (operating cash flow minus capex), $m
$0m$100m$200m$300mQ4 ’24Q2 ’25Q4 ’25$273mQ3 ’26$0m$200mQ4 ’24Q2 ’25Q4 ’25$273mQ3 ’26
Source: SEC filings
Last 12 monthsHASSector median
Revenue growth+22.4%+8.1%
Gross margin78.0%40.5%
Operating margin21.9%13.8%
Free cash flow margin20.1%10.1%
Price to earnings17.7x21.0x

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