In an interview on CNBC’s Mad Money, Ynon Kreiz said Mattel (MAT) expects to see growth in 2026 driven by toy innovation. The company has a very strong balance sheet, a core strength, and the stock is currently undervalued, he noted. Mattel expects growth in its Barbie brand by 2027. “At our core, we are an IP company,” he added.
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