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Operating Cash Flow was so low in Q2 2022 due to **higher working capital requirements** and **changes in operating assets and liabilities**. Specifically, the company experienced **increased inventory costs** from advanced purchases made to address supply chain disruptions, along with **higher incentive bonus, royalty**, and **freight payments** that strained cash inflows. Additionally, a significant **increase in inventories** combined with a notable **decrease in accounts payable and accrued liabilities** further reduced the cash generated from operations.  **[0000046080-22-000099_has-20220626.htm:53]** **[0000046080-22-000099_has-20220626.htm:6]** 

Why was Operating Cash Flow so low in Q2 2022?

Why did Free Cash Flow turn negative in Q2 2022?

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In Q1 2024, Hasbro's net revenues dropped sharply primarily due to the **divestiture of its eOne Film and TV business**, which led to an **85% decline** in revenues from the Entertainment segment as revenues fell from **$185.4 million to $28.0 million**.  **[0000046080-24-000079_exhibit991q12024.htm:7]** **[0000046080-24-000085_has-20240331.htm:33]** **[0000046080-24-000079_exhibit991q12024.htm:0]**  Additionally, the **Consumer Products segment** experienced a **21% decline**, driven by broader industry trends, exited businesses, reduced closeout sales from previous inventory clean-up initiatives, and diminished demand for key brands like **NERF and TRANSFORMERS**.  **[0000046080-24-000079_exhibit991q12024.htm:7]** **[0000046080-24-000085_has-20240331.htm:32]** **[0000046080-24-000079_exhibit991q12024.htm:0]**  The losses in Partner and Portfolio Brands further compounded the decline, even though growth in the Wizards of the Coast and Digital Gaming segment helped partially offset the overall decrease.  **[0000046080-24-000085_has-20240331.htm:29]** 

Why did Net Revenues drop so sharply in Q1 2024?

Hasbro's massive decline in Operating Profit (Loss) for **Q4 2023** was driven by several factors. The company recorded significant **non-cash goodwill and intangible asset impairments** of approximately **$1 billion**, including charges related to its Family Brands business, the eOne Film & TV business, the eOne Trademark, and the PJ Masks intangible asset.  **[0000046080-24-000034_has-20231231.htm:61]**  Additionally, **aggressive inventory write-offs** that impacted operating income by **$130 million** further contributed to the loss.  **[HAS_3373054_3]**  The decline was compounded by **planned business exits**, a notable **25% revenue drop in the Consumer Products segment** and a **49% decline in the Entertainment segment**, and various **operational excellence charges** related to workforce reductions and restructuring efforts.  **[0000046080-24-000008_exhibit991q42023.htm:1]** **[HAS_3373054_0]** **[HAS_3373054_3]** 

What drove the massive decline in Operating Profit in Q4 2023?

The sudden **Impairment of Goodwill** in Q4 2023, amounting to **$960.00 million**, was primarily driven by the **Family Brands Reporting Unit's downward revision in its financial forecast**. Key factors included **lower profitability in the PJ MASKS franchise** and a strategic shift within the Entertainment segment toward an **asset-light, partner-led model**. These factors collectively led to the reporting unit's carrying value exceeding its fair value, triggering the recorded non-cash impairment charge.  **[0000046080-24-000034_has-20231231.htm:128]** **[0000046080-24-000034_has-20231231.htm:76]** **[0000046080-24-000034_has-20231231.htm:94]** **[0001193125-24-085438_d814749ddef14a.htm:128]** 

What caused the sudden Impairment of Goodwill in Q4 2023?

The drastic decline in **Basic EPS** in Q4 2023 was primarily driven by significant non-cash impairment charges, including approximately **$1 billion** in goodwill and intangible asset impairments linked to the sale of the E1 Film and TV business, as well as a strategic shift for key family brands. Additionally, the company incurred substantial costs from the **Blueprint 2.0 strategy**—amounting to **$453.7 million**—along with **Operational Excellence charges** of **$55.6 million** and a **$130 million** non-cash impact from aggressive inventory write-offs. These combined factors contributed to the markedly more negative EPS result in Q4 2023.  **[0000046080-24-000034_has-20231231.htm:62]** **[HAS_3373054_0]** **[HAS_3373054_3]** 

Why was Basic EPS drastically more negative in Q4 2023?

Hasbro’s sharp turnaround in Q1 2024 was driven by **improved segment performance**—especially in the **Wizards of the Coast and Digital Gaming** areas, which saw a **60% increase in operating profit to $122.8 million**, and by **significant improvements in the Entertainment segment** after eliminating losses from the divested eOne Film and TV business. In addition, **operational excellence initiatives**, including cost savings and enhanced supply chain productivity, alongside strengthened corporate operating profit through cost management and stock compensation adjustments, further contributed to the turnaround.  **[0000046080-24-000079_exhibit991q12024.htm:0]** **[0000046080-24-000079_exhibit991q12024.htm:6]** **[0000046080-24-000085_has-20240331.htm:28]** **[0000046080-24-000079_exhibit991q12024.htm:8]** **[HAS_3380438_15]** 

What led to the sharp turnaround in Operating Profit in Q1 2024?

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Consumer Products

- North America

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Entertainment, Licensing and Digital Segment

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