Funko (FNKO) is demonstrating signs of financial stabilization following a successful effort to reduce debt and inventory levels. The company reported that its net debt has fallen to $183.2 million, significantly alleviating immediate liquidity concerns. Furthermore, the extension of its credit agreement has mitigated 'going concern' risks that previously weighed on investor sentiment. Looking ahead, Funko projects revenue growth between 0% and 3% for the fiscal year 2026. Management also expects EBITDA to reach a range of $70 million to $80 million as the core collectibles business stabilizes. Despite a recent 21.6% selloff in share price after earnings, analysts maintain a 'strong buy' rating based on these improved balance sheet metrics.
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