Right now is definitely the time to have a Star Wars licence, as Spin Master are finding out thanks to stellar sales of their GFFA products.
Executives at Spin Master told analysts on Wednesday that it spent the majority of the summer preparing for the unveiling of its Star Wars toys.
Among the Star Wars toys Spin Master has on shelves is a 16-inch interactive Yoda figure with voice recognition as well as various remote-controlled versions of the Millennium Falcon and X-Wing Starfighter.
Spin Master reported that adjusted earnings, which filter out the IPO costs, rose 32.3% to $74.1m from $56m a year earlier. Revenue grew 31.7% to $386.8m from $293.8m