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MATTEL INC. STOCK ANALYSIS By Kevin Johnson, Michael Brown, Jasen Laney, Annick Bendjo “creating the future of play”

M ATTEL I NC. S TOCK A NALYSIS By Kevin Johnson, Michael Brown, Jasen Laney, Annick Bendjo “creating the future of play”

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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

RECOMMENDATION

Recommended to buy because:

Long term investment

Continuous growth

Market share leadership

Positive feedback from analysts

Positive SWOT analysis

Limited business issues

FINANCIAL ANALYSIST Kevin Johnson

[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 & EPS

Stock Price EPS

2006- $23.65 2006- $1.55

2007- $17.71 2007- $1.56

2008- $16.00 2008- $1.05

2009- $19.98 2009- $1.45

2010- $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

THE CURRENT COMPETITIVE AND

INDUSTRY CLIMATE Jasen Laney

[email protected]

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 JAKK

Market Cap: 9.43B 4.67B 497.01M

Employees: 31,000 5,800 828

Qtrly Rev Growth (yoy):

9.00% 23.10% 7.00%

Revenue (ttm): 6.24B 4.17B 750.92M

Gross Margin (ttm): 49.41% 50.04% 32.74%

EBITDA (ttm): 1.14B 729.36M 77.44M

Operating Margin (ttm):

15.71% 13.93% 6.63%

Net Income (ttm): 715.15M 370.42M 42.90M

EPS (ttm): 2.02 2.63 1.40

P/E (ttm): 13.59 13.19 13.21

PEG (5 yr expected): 1.00 0.74 0.85

P/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)

EXPERT ANALYSTS’ POINT OF VIEW

Annick Bendjo

[email protected]

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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