Updated Mar 17, 2026 by Games Workshop Group
Games Workshop reported a 28% revenue increase to £70.9 million and more than doubled pre-tax profit to £13.8 million for the six months ending November 27, 2016.
Royalties receivable surged by 120% to £3.3 million, serving as a primary driver for the company's increased profitability.
The company generated £19.6 million in operational cash, facilitating a dividend payment of 25p per share and £6.8 million in capital investments.
Strategic accounting adjustments to the amortization of development costs and depreciation of moulding tools added £0.8 million to the operating profit.
Basic earnings per share rose to 34.0p, supported by a 40% return on capital and a healthy net cash position.
Growth was broad-based across all primary sales channels, including Retail, Trade, and Mail Order.
Games Workshop reported a 28% revenue increase to £70.9 million and more than doubled pre-tax profit to £13.8 million for the six months ending November 27, 2016.
Royalties receivable surged by 120% to £3.3 million, serving as a primary driver for the company's increased profitability.
The company generated £19.6 million in operational cash, facilitating a dividend payment of 25p per share and £6.8 million in capital investments.
Strategic accounting adjustments to the amortization of development costs and depreciation of moulding tools added £0.8 million to the operating profit.
Basic earnings per share rose to 34.0p, supported by a 40% return on capital and a healthy net cash position.
Growth was broad-based across all primary sales channels, including Retail, Trade, and Mail Order.