The toy maker beats market expectations with 14 per cent sales growth.
Grocer reports total sales increase (excluding fuel) of 4.5 per cent for the full year.
Firm is "incredibly optimistic" about the future with focus on brands such as The Avengers.
The retailer will consider the future of some 230 stores as operating profits plunge 57 per cent.
Reports say the toy retail giant is looking to appoint advisers to refinance or restructure huge debt.
Firm forecasts further year of growth after sales doubled in full year results.
Firm recounts "solid performance from own-developed brands, despite challenges in the marketplace".
Company will provide the shareholder with detailed financial information.
But the company anticipates full-year profits ahead of four major movie releases in 2012.
Despite losses widening 33 per cent the toy maker sees its sales rise.
Retailer to invest £1 billion this year to improve customer experience.
Private equate firm says it will make a firm offer after a number of rejections.
Worldwide sales down 2 per cent while profits decline due to Hit acquisition.
750 jobs at risk; 36 Mothercare and 75 Early Learning Centres stores to close by March 2015.
Despite a full-year sales dip the retailer increases its profits by four per cent in Q4.
Other than "highly conditional" interest from Oaktree, firm has received no communication regarding sale of the company.
The retailer endures another tough period; Blames poor demand for electronics.
The firm expects more growth in 2012 after adding key licences to its Mega Bloks construction range.
Company reports a sales increase of 17 per cent to £2,181 million for the year.
Licensing revenues for Q4 were $9.5 million, compared to $12.3 million year-on-year.
Blames poor demand for toys and Christmas discounting for a Q4 sales drop of 29 per cent.
Net sales for the quarter fall by five per cent to $119.1 million.
LeapPad sales boost the company's fortunes.
Operating income for the consumer products division was $313m for the quarter.
Full-year revenues up seven per cent to $4.29 billion; Q4 profit dips one per cent.