Finance

Skaventide struggled to meet sales expectations, prompting Games Workshop to rethink its approach to Age of Sigmar and admit the truth about the release.

Games Workshop unveiled plans for a new fourth factory to help meet the demand for their miniatures and rulebooks.

Games Workshop (GW) announced a fifth new factory in Nottingham, this time to support global demand for paints and miniatures. 

Painting Phase guest Tom Hibberd revealed rumors of how close Games Workshop was to bankruptcy and what “saved” them.

Games Workshop faces a shareholder revolt over the board’s pay and lack of a dividend, as investors have rejected vital resolutions.

Games Workshop slowed down this week with a scant four made-to-order miniatures that are over 20 years old; here is what they are really trying to sell you now. 

Games Workshop is changing its sales strategy before our very eyes- here’s how they may try to sell us more stuff that we didn’t even know we wanted!

Games Workshop’s year of soaring profits, Warhammer 40k success, and major IT upgrades have put its sights on global financial domination again.

As the deadline looms, here’s how Games Workshop and Amazon, with Henry Cavill, aim to bring Warhammer 40k to the movie and TV screen.

Warhammer 40k faces a summer slump with no new product in nearly two months: here’s why hobbyists are concerned and what this means for Games Workshop.

Games Workshop acknowledged and apologized for many things as their product continues to dry up and gamers are left out in the cold.

It’s official: Games Workshop has submitted plans to build a new factory to keep up with demand for Warhammer miniatures in Nottingham.

Hold onto your dice; Steamforged Games has acquired Warhammer 40k competitor Warmachine and the Iron Kingdoms from Privateer Press!

Games Workshop may have a new queen of finance to fill the shoes of their CFO, Rachel Tongue, who is out the door.

The CEO of Games Workshop says they will continue to sell out of new releases as Warhammer products become difficult to find.

Games Workshop’s CFO sold off most of her stock on the way out the door amid the latest controversy for the miniatures company from the UK.

Hasbro lost a staggering $1 billion (yes, billion) in revenue last year, and it looks like Magic and D&D are going to be hit by the slump.

Games Workshop stocks tumble as they give £2,500 to every employee amid slower sales and lower profits from licensing.

Games Workshop announced they are paying shareholders $20 million, as profits are ahead of projections as Warhammer sales have surged.

Games Workshop has released its financials ending on May 2023, and profits have soared despite the many allocations and product issues.

Bank of America has doubled down on a potential Hasbro stock crash as consumer confidence continues to drop amid very big concerns for both Magic the Gathering and D&D.