Mattel
Mattel designs and sells toys and games such as Barbie, Hot Wheels, Fisher-Price and UNO, mostly through large retailers, and extends its brands into film, television, mobile games and licensing.
Hot Wheels now outsells Barbie.
Mattel's cars brand billed $1.7 billion in 2025 against $1.2 billion for Barbie, making vehicles, not dolls, its biggest brand.
How big is Mattel?
Dolls and cars, side by side.
- Dolls34%$2.1B
- Vehicles33%$2.0B
- Action Figures, Building Sets, Games, and Other20%$1.2B
- Infant, Toddler, and Preschool13%$786.3M
Make the core. Sell via big retail. Borrow stars.
- 1Power brands, own plants
- 2Through three big retailers
- 3Film and TV partner brands
Walmart, Target and Amazon buy 42% of sales, so shelf space matters as much as the toy.
More than Mattel.
- EdgePoint Investment Group Inc.16.3%
- The Vanguard Group11.9%
- PRIMECAP Management Company11.4%
CEO: Ynon Kreiz
- 1948Mattel is incorporated in California
- 1959Barbie launches
- 1968Hot Wheels launches
- 1993Fisher-Price merges into Mattel
- 1998Mattel acquires Pleasant Company (American Girl)
Every number on this page comes from Mattel's own reports.
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