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Yahoo
08-07-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Spin Master Corp. to Report Second Quarter 2025 Financial Results on July 31, 2025
TORONTO, July 8, 2025 /PRNewswire/ - Spin Master Corp. ("Spin Master") (TSX: TOY), a leading global children's entertainment company, will report its second quarter 2025 financial results on Thursday, July 31, 2025, at approximately 6:30 a.m. (EDT). Q2 2025 Conference Call Christina Miller, Chief Executive Officer and Jonathan Roiter, Executive Vice President & Chief Financial Officer, will host a conference call for the investment community on Thursday, July 31, 2025 at 8:30 a.m. (ET). The call-in numbers for participants are (416) 945-7677 or 1 (888) 699-1199. A live webcast of the call will be accessible via Spin Master's website at Following the call, both an audio recording and transcript of the call will be archived on the same website page for 12 months. About Spin MasterSpin Master Corp. (TSX:TOY) is a leading global children's entertainment company, creating exceptional play experiences across its three creative centres: Toys, Entertainment and Digital Games. With worldwide toy distribution, Spin Master is best known for award-winning brands including PAW Patrol®, Melissa & Doug®, Bakugan® and Rubik's® Cube, and is the global toy licensee for other iconic properties. Through its in-house entertainment studio, the company creates and produces captivating multiplatform content including powerhouse preschool franchise PAW Patrol, along with other original shows, short-form series and feature films. With an established presence in digital games anchored by Toca Boca® and Piknik™, Spin Master engages 70 million active users monthly in open-ended, creative and safe play. With 29 offices spanning nearly 20 countries, Spin Master employs more than 2,500 team members globally. For more information, visit or @SpinMaster on LinkedIn and Instagram. View original content: SOURCE Spin Master Corp.
CTV News
24-06-2025
- Business
- CTV News
New CEO will help Spin Master ‘refocus' on entertainment and digital: analyst
Sorry, we're having trouble with this video. Please try again later. [5006/404] The naming of a new chief executive by Toronto-based toymaker Spin Master on Monday was a move that will help the company leverage its digital and entertainment assets more effectively, according to an analyst from Jefferies. 'I really like this move because one of the biggest (pieces) of feedback that we get on this stock is just really that the valuation has compressed quite a bit since its initial public offering (IPO) in 2015,' Kylie Cohu told BNN Bloomberg in a Tuesday interview. 'When it IPOd it was actually trading at a premium to, say, a Mattel or Hasbro because they had these other creative centres… since then, however, the narrative has really shifted, and it's really become hyper-focused on that toys or consumer products vertical.' Spin Master's two other main business segments aside from toys are entertainment, centred around the popular children's TV show Paw Patrol, and digital gaming. The company's newly appointed CEO Christina Miller is likely to bring those to the forefront again, Cohu said. 'I think Miller will be able to kind of refocus investors' attention and also the company's attention on creating value in those spaces,' she said. Miller, already a Spin Master board member, will officially assume the company's top job on July 7, replacing current CEO Max Rangel. Miller previously served as president of WarnerMedia's kids, young adults and classic division. Her background in entertainment is a shift in expertise away from Rangel's, who has spent his career mainly in the consumer packaged-goods space, Cohu noted. 'Overall, (Rangel) has done a really good job of doing what he's very good at, and he came from the consumer-packaging world… (he) really was able to take the operations, take the logistics, and be able to kind of right-size that toy business,' she said. 'I think he did a good job of doing what he was brought in to do. What the company needs to do now is kind of expand its purview and really focus on those other verticals as well.' Spin Master's TSX-listed shares, which are down more than 30 per cent since the start of this year, were slightly higher in early afternoon trading on Tuesday, at $23.39.
CTV News
24-06-2025
- Business
- CTV News
New CEO will help Spin Master ‘refocus' on entertainment and digital: analyst
Sorry, we're having trouble with this video. Please try again later. [5006/404] The naming of a new chief executive by Toronto-based toymaker Spin Master on Monday was a move that will help the company leverage its digital and entertainment assets more effectively, according to an analyst from Jefferies. 'I really like this move because one of the biggest (pieces) of feedback that we get on this stock is just really that the valuation has compressed quite a bit since its initial public offering (IPO) in 2015,' Kylie Cohu told BNN Bloomberg in a Tuesday interview. 'When it IPOd it was actually trading at a premium to, say, a Mattel or Hasbro because they had these other creative centres… since then, however, the narrative has really shifted, and it's really become hyper-focused on that toys or consumer products vertical.' Spin Master's two other main business segments aside from toys are entertainment, centred around the popular children's TV show Paw Patrol, and digital gaming. The company's newly appointed CEO Christina Miller is likely to bring those to the forefront again, Cohu said. 'I think Miller will be able to kind of refocus investors' attention and also the company's attention on creating value in those spaces,' she said. Miller, already a Spin Master board member, will officially assume the company's top job on July 7, replacing current CEO Max Rangel. Miller previously served as president of WarnerMedia's kids, young adults and classic division. Her background in entertainment is a shift in expertise away from Rangel's, who has spent his career mainly in the consumer packaged-goods space, Cohu noted. 'Overall, (Rangel) has done a really good job of doing what he's very good at, and he came from the consumer-packaging world… (he) really was able to take the operations, take the logistics, and be able to kind of right-size that toy business,' she said. 'I think he did a good job of doing what he was brought in to do. What the company needs to do now is kind of expand its purview and really focus on those other verticals as well.' Spin Master's TSX-listed shares, which are down more than 30 per cent since the start of this year, were slightly higher in early afternoon trading on Tuesday, at $23.39.
Wall Street Journal
23-06-2025
- Business
- Wall Street Journal
Spin Master Taps Media Veteran Christina Miller as New CEO
Spin Master TOY 0.00%increase; green up pointing triangle has appointed Christina Miller as chief executive, tapping a board member and seasoned media and entertainment executive to steer the toy company as the industry contends with looming trade tariffs. Miller succeeds Max Rangel, who has been CEO of the Toronto-based company behind brands such as Paw Patrol, Rubik's Cube and Melissa & Doug since April 2021. She brings to the toy maker more than 25 years of leadership experience in the media, sports and entertainment industries, including roles at WarnerMedia Red Ventures and the National Basketball Association. Her new position is effective July 7.
CTV News
23-06-2025
- Business
- CTV News
Spin Master names board member Christina Miller as next chief executive
Spin Master signage is pictured in Toronto, Friday, Sept. 8, 2023. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Andrew Lahodynskyj TORONTO — Toy company Spin Master Corp. has named Christina Miller as the company's new chief executive, effective July 7. Miller, a independent director on Spin Master's board since May 2020, will succeed Max Rangel in the top job. Rangel was appointed global president of Spin Master in January 2021 and became global president and chief executive in 2021. The company says he will work with Miller over the next three months to ensure a seamless leadership transition for the business. Miller is a former president of WarnerMedia's kids, young adults and classic division. She was responsible for oversight of content development, production and franchise management for Cartoon Network, Adult Swim, Boomerang and TCM. This report by The Canadian Press was first published June 23, 2025.
