Portnoy Law Firm Probes Mattel for Potential Securities Fraud After 25% Share Drop

Reuters03-13
Portnoy Law Firm Probes Mattel for Potential Securities Fraud After 25% Share Drop

Portnoy Law Firm said it has opened an investigation into possible securities fraud at Mattel and may file a class action on behalf of investors. Mattel shares fell $5.26, or 25%, to close at $15.90 on February 11, 2026, following the company’s February 10, 2026 earnings release. The firm linked the stock move to results showing net sales declined 1% year over year and adjusted operating income fell to USD 620 million, below prior guidance. The announcement referenced management comments that trade-related uncertainty shifted retailer orders and that inventory management had a larger-than-expected impact on margins. The firm provided a case page at https://portnoylaw.com/mattel-inc.

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