Finance

Games Workshop has released its 2022 financials, and things have basically come to a standstill in terms of growth for the company.

Shocking low numbers were revealed by Games Workshop for their Socials, Warhammer+ Plus subscribers, Warhammer Community, and more.

After hitting $200 a model, Games Workshop is changing its business strategy, and it is a lot different from the GW of 10 years ago!

Games Workshop is in trouble, as licensing saved them once again from a drop in revenue and profits after two years of insane growth!

Games Workshop 2021-22 financial summary is in, with one saving grace, but it’s not miniatures OR Warhammer+ as their profits slow to a crawl…

The Games Workshop CEO has announced sluggish profits and more for 2021, as it looks like their insane growth has finally slowed.

Games Workshop has announced that profits for the company are down, technically along with revenue too- here’s why.

The financial report is in despite this being from when the world was still somewhat shut down, GW sales and profits still soared.

It’s been a good year overall for Games Workshop as their profits have soared, as hobbyists and game stores struggle to keep up amid the chaos.

GW’s profits soar as the year comes to a close- they beat last year’s numbers by a sizeable amount in both gross and profit.

Not a huge shocker that GW revenue was up last year despite the world-wide COVID crisis, but how it will affect next year is anyone’s guess.

Once again GW is dominating the stock market, but how much further can they grow as our wallets shrink? Here’s their latest out of Nottingham.

It’s been another red-hot year for Games Workshop, and as expected their sales are spectacular.  So what is next for the model makers from Nottingham?

As Games Workshop’s sales climbed millions, they just announced another £5 million bonus split with their all staff across the board, again!

GW just posted up their mid-year financials for the last six months, and while they are up, there are plenty of challenges ahead for the model maker in 2019.

It’s been another red-hot year for Games Workshop. They’ve just released their mid-year statement, and things are up… way up!

Only two months since GW’s stocks slid on the previous CEO Kirby’s sell-off, current CEO Roundtree sold roughly half his stock to fund a house purchase.

Games Workshop’s stocks are still sliding, but there may be bigger dangers ahead in 2019 that were outlined by experts over two years ago. 

GW’s stocks are sliding after ex-CEO Tom Kirby sells a large portion of his shares, and Games Workshop issues an ominous warning to the market.

It’s been another red-hot year for Games Workshop. They’ve just released their financial report to the public, and things are up… way up!

GW’s profits are up again as their 2017 Fiscal year closes, and they announce in £5 million in employee bonuses to be split amongst the staff.