Mattel, Inc.
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- CEO
- Roger J. Lynch
- Full Time Employees
- 31,000
- Sector
- Consumer durables
- Industry
- Recreational products
- Address
- 333 Continental Boulevard El Segundo CA United States 90245-5012
- IPO Date
- Aug 12, 1963
- CIK
- 0000063276
- Website
- corporate.mattel.com
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- Business
- Mattel, Inc. operates as a prominent global force in children's entertainment and product innovation, dedicated to crafting engaging experiences. The enterprise manages its expansive operations across distinct segments: North America, International, and American Girl. It develops and markets a vast array of imaginative toys and related consumer items worldwide. The company’s portfolio encompasses an extensive range of offerings. This includes iconic dolls and accompanying accessories, alongside digital content, interactive games, and lifestyle merchandise, all under celebrated names such as Barbie, Monster High, American Girl, and Polly Pocket. For the younger demographic, Mattel provides infant, toddler, and preschool goods, featuring toys, digital stories, and live events through popular franchises like Fisher-Price and Thomas & Friends. Its vehicle segment delivers beloved die-cast cars, track systems, and play sets for enthusiasts of all ages, prominently featuring Hot Wheels, Matchbox, and Mario Kart. Furthermore, Mattel offers a diverse selection of action figures, construction sets, and card games under brands like Masters of the Universe, MEGA, and UNO, along with products tied to major entertainment properties from partners such as Disney and Warner Bros. Mattel continuously evolves its engagement strategies, recently venturing into AI-enhanced products through a collaboration with OpenAI and expanding its digital gaming footprint with partnerships to develop console and PC titles. The company is also creating experiential destinations, including Mattel Wonder Indoor Waterparks. Its merchandise reaches consumers directly via its online platforms and proprietary retail locations, as well as through a broad network of retail partners encompassing discount stores, toy specialists, department stores, and various e-commerce channels globally. Established in 1945, Mattel, Inc. maintains its corporate headquarters in El Segundo, California.
Company News
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Mattel adds top shareholder EdgePoint Investment's executive to board
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Mattel Names Peter Griffith Chief Financial Officer, Replacing Paul Ruh
Mattel Appoints Peter Griffith as Chief Financial Officer and Board Director
Mattel Announces Third Quarter 2026 Financial Results and Conference Call Date
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Mattel (MAT) to Report Q3 Results: Wall Street Expects Earnings Growth
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Mattel major shareholder Ariel Investments urges board to consider sale
Mattel's Board Faces Growing Pressure: Sell, Merge or Break up the Barbie Maker
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Barbie maker Mattel faces investor pressure to consider a sale amid stagnating growth
Mattel faces growing shareholder pressure to consider a sale, WSJ reports