- CEO
- Kwong Fai Chan
- Full Time Employees
- 86
- Sector
- Consumer durables
- Industry
- Recreational products
- Address
- The Toy House Hong Kong Hong Kong
- IPO Date
- Jan 6, 1994
- Business
- Playmates Holdings Limited is an investment holding company principally engaged in toy businesses, property investments and management, and portfolio investments in listed equities. The company operates through its principal subsidiary, Playmates Toys, which creates, designs, develops, markets and distributes branded toys and family entertainment activity products including action figures, collectibles, role-play items and combinable playsets under licenses such as Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Godzilla x Kong Monsterverse, Power Rangers and Winx Club; it distributes these products globally in Hong Kong, the United States, Europe, the Asia Pacific and other international markets. Through its property investments and management segment, the company owns and leases commercial, industrial and residential premises including The Toy House at 100 Canton Road in Tsimshatsui, Hillview residential units on MacDonnell Road, Playmates Factory Building in Tuen Mun, and overseas properties in the United Kingdom, United States and Japan; it also provides property management services encompassing repair, maintenance, security and cleaning. The investment business segment manages a diversified portfolio of listed equities such as NVIDIA, Amazon, Disney and Tencent Holdings. Founded in 1966 and headquartered at The Toy House, 23/F, 100 Canton Road, Tsimshatsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong, the company recently enters into a global license agreement with Hasbro to produce and distribute Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Re-Ignition toys including kid-targeted action figures, collectibles, Zords and roleplay accessories with initial shipments underway; it continues developing TMNT products tied to the Tales of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Paramount+ series and Mutant Mayhem sequel, Godzilla x Kong extensions, and launches Winx Club fashion dolls and role-play items ahead of the Netflix CGI reboot; amid 2025 challenges including U.S. tariffs and softened toy demand, Playmates Toys reports a HK$186 million turnover decline and operating loss while declaring an interim dividend of HK 1.5 cents per share.