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Funko, Inc.

A leading producer of vinyl figures and collectibles navigating revenue contraction and persistent profitability challenges in the licensed goods sector.

■ Key Metrics

Revenue
$1.05B
Net Income
$-15.1M
Gross Profit
$434.5M
Operating Cash Flow
$123.5M
Total Assets
$707.3M
Shareholders' Equity
$236.4M
Long-Term Debt
$100.3M
Cash & Equiv
$34.7M

⚖ Investment Thesis

Bull Case

The company's strong operating cash flow generation suggests underlying business resilience despite accounting losses, potentially offering a recovery opportunity if cost management improves; a diverse portfolio of licensed properties provides multiple revenue streams that can weather short-term market fluctuations; current valuation may reflect excessive pessimism regarding the collectibles niche.

Bear Case

Three consecutive years of declining revenue and consistent net losses signal structural deterioration rather than a temporary downturn; heavy capital expenditures combined with negative financing cash flows indicate potential liquidity strain and limited ability to fund growth without external dilution; the persistent deficit in retained earnings underscores long-term profitability challenges that have yet to be resolved.

◉ About Funko, Inc.

Funko, Inc. (FNKO) is a global manufacturer and distributor of collectible pop culture figures and branded merchandise serving retailers, licensing partners, and direct-to-consumer markets worldwide.

⚙ Analysis

Management Discussion

Despite generating robust operating cash flow of $123.5M, the company reported a net loss of $15.1M in 2024, highlighting significant non-cash adjustments and working capital changes that offset operational earnings; revenue has contracted from $1.32B in 2022 to $1.05B in 2024 while expenses remain elevated relative to top-line growth.

Industry Overview

The global collectibles industry is highly competitive with rapid trends driven by social media and pop culture events, requiring constant product innovation to maintain consumer engagement; market dynamics are sensitive to economic downturns as discretionary spending on premium merchandise often takes a hit during recessionary periods.

☰ Financial Statements

Income Statement
Balance Sheet
Cash Flow
Metric202220232024
Revenue$1.32B$1.10B$1.05B
Cost of Revenue$888.7M$763.1M$615.3M
Gross Profit$434.0M$333.0M$434.5M
Operating Expenses$445.9M$436.8M$421.5M
Operating Income$-11.9M$-103.8M$13.0M
G&A$398.3M$377.1M$359.0M
Stock-Based Comp$16.6M$10.5M$13.6M
D&A$47.7M$57.4M$62.6M
Depreciation$32.2M$44.0M$46.8M
Amortization$15.4M$15.8M$15.8M
Other OpEx$47.7M$59.8M$62.6M
Non-Operating Income$-11.1M$71.9M$-23.5M
Pre-Tax Income$-23.0M$-31.9M$-10.5M
Income Tax$-17.8M$132.5M$4.6M
Continuing Ops$-5.2M$-164.4M$-15.1M
Discontinued Ops$0$0$0
Net Income$-5.2M$-164.4M$-15.1M
Minority Interest$2.8M$-10.4M$-352.0K
Net to Common$-8.0M$-154.1M$-14.7M
Metric202220232024
Current Assets$473.2M$342.9M$287.1M
Cash & Equivalents$19.2M$36.5M$34.7M
Accounts Receivable$167.9M$130.8M$119.9M
Inventory$246.4M$119.5M$92.6M
Prepaid Expenses$39.6M$56.1M$39.9M
Other Current Assets$0$0$0
Long-Term Assets$618.0M$461.8M$420.2M
PP&E (Net)$102.2M$91.3M$78.4M
Intangibles$181.3M$167.4M$151.5M
Goodwill$131.4M$133.8M$133.7M
Operating Leases$71.1M$61.5M$52.8M
Other LT Assets$132.0M$7.8M$3.8M
Total Assets$1.09B$804.6M$707.3M
Current Liabilities$361.4M$358.8M$305.8M
Accounts Payable$67.7M$52.9M$63.1M
Current Debt$22.0M$22.1M$22.5M
Current Leases$18.9M$17.5M$17.1M
Deferred Revenue—$9.9M$13.3M
Taxes Payable$871.0K$986.0K—
Other Current Liab$251.9M$255.5M$189.8M
Long-Term Liabilities$340.1M$207.8M$165.1M
Long-Term Debt$153.8M$131.0M$100.3M
LT Operating Leases$82.4M$71.3M$60.4M
Other LT Liab$33.9M$-115.0M$-55.6M
Total Liabilities$701.5M$566.6M$470.9M
Shareholders' Equity$389.7M$238.0M$236.4M
Paid-In Capital$310.8M$326.2M$343.5M
Retained Earnings$60.0M$-94.1M$-108.8M
AOCI$-2.6M$-180.0K$-1.7M
Total L&E$1.09B$804.6M$707.3M
Metric202220232024
Net Income (CFO)$-5.2M$-164.4M$-15.1M
Non-Cash Adjustments$-87.6M$414.4M$192.7M
Working Capital Changes$52.7M$-219.1M$-54.1M
Cash from Operations$-40.1M$30.9M$123.5M
Capital Expenditures$59.1M$35.1M$32.8M
Cash from Investing$-78.1M$-39.8M$-25.2M
Debt Repayments—$22.6M$31.1M
Cash from Financing$54.6M$25.6M$-99.2M
FX Effect$-797.0K$518.0K$-852.0K
Net Change in Cash$-64.4M$17.3M$-1.8M
Beginning Cash$83.6M$19.2M$36.5M
Ending Cash$19.2M$36.5M$34.7M

Frequently Asked Questions

How does Funko, Inc. make money?

Revenue is primarily driven by three core streams: wholesale distribution to retail partners, direct-to-consumer sales via online platforms, and licensing agreements with major entertainment properties that fuel product development and brand recognition.

What are the main risks for FNKO?

Declining revenue trends over the past three years suggest potential market saturation or shifting consumer preferences; persistent net losses indicate operational inefficiencies or high cost structures; significant cash outflows from financing and investing activities raise liquidity concerns; reliance on third-party licensing agreements exposes the business to IP expiration or contract termination risks.

What is FNKO's competitive advantage?

The company leverages a vast catalog of licensed intellectual property, an agile manufacturing supply chain for rapid product iteration, and strong relationships with key licensors to secure exclusive or first-to-market releases.

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