Thursday, June 27, 2024

Games Workshop sees revenue and profit grow

Revenue and profit are on the rise at Games Workshop, according to a year end trading update.

For the 53 weeks ended 2 June 2024, the Nottingham business estimates its core revenue to be not less than £490 million (2022/23: £445 million) and licensing income of £30 million (2022/23: £25 million). The group’s profit before tax is estimated to be not less than £200 million (2022/23: £171 million).

In recognition of the contribution of Games Workshop’s staff, the company has paid group profit share cash payments amounting to £18 million (2022/23: £11 million). These are paid in cash on an equal basis to each member of staff. Dividends declared and paid in the year were £138 million, 420 pence per share (2022/23: declared and paid £136 million, 415 pence per share).

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