Updated Mar 17, 2026 by Games Workshop Group
Games Workshop reported a 6.6% revenue decline to £56.5 million and a 19% drop in pre-tax profit to £6.3 million for the six months ending November 30, 2014.
The Retail channel recorded an operating loss of £1.3 million, driven by redundancy costs and the transition to a one-man store model.
Despite financial contraction, the company maintained a dividend of 36p per share, resulting in a £9.3 million decrease in total cash and cash equivalents.
Capital expenditure reached £3.3 million, with investments prioritized for digital web store enhancements and visitor facility renovations.
The company successfully reduced its restructuring provisions from £3.53 million to £1.85 million during the period.
Management is pursuing a strategy of high-frequency weekly product releases and a leaner retail estate to stabilize margins and drive future growth.
Games Workshop reported a 6.6% revenue decline to £56.5 million and a 19% drop in pre-tax profit to £6.3 million for the six months ending November 30, 2014.
The Retail channel recorded an operating loss of £1.3 million, driven by redundancy costs and the transition to a one-man store model.
Despite financial contraction, the company maintained a dividend of 36p per share, resulting in a £9.3 million decrease in total cash and cash equivalents.
Capital expenditure reached £3.3 million, with investments prioritized for digital web store enhancements and visitor facility renovations.
The company successfully reduced its restructuring provisions from £3.53 million to £1.85 million during the period.
Management is pursuing a strategy of high-frequency weekly product releases and a leaner retail estate to stabilize margins and drive future growth.