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Mattel Q3 EPS Beat but Revenue Miss; New CEO Signals Strategic Reset

Nov 5, 2026, 6:16 PM EST2 sourcesAI-analyzed

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Miss on revenue guidance alongside a lower full-year outlook and a governance change create near-term investor doubt; stock already fell in after-hours trading, typical for guidance cuts even with EPS beats.

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Mattel reported Q3 revenue of $1.806B, up 4% but below consensus, while EPS of $1.30 beat. The company also cut full-year guidance and installed CEO Roger Lynch in October 2026, signaling a strategic reset toward brand strength, innovation, and disciplined investment. Near-term shares may remain pressured until execution clarity emerges.

Q3 revenue $1.806B, +4% YoY, misses Street estimate.
North America +4%, International +5%; EPS $1.30 vs $0.94 est.
New CEO Roger Lynch took over in Oct 2026; focus on profitable growth.
2026 guidance cut: EPS 1.05–1.20; revenue 5.401–5.562B.
After-hours stock down ~3.14% to $14.50; 52-week range $12.40–$22.48.

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