Games Workshop reported a 54% revenue increase to £108.9 million for the six months ending 26 November 2017, with profit before taxation nearly tripling to £38.8 million.
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Return on capital experienced a significant increase, rising from 40% to 119% during the period.
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Mail order sales were a primary growth driver, achieving a 71% increase across global channels.
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The company strengthened its financial position, ending the period with £28.6 million in cash equivalents and £36.0 million in net cash from operating activities.
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Capital expenditure commitments more than doubled to £2.48 million as the company invested in scaling infrastructure to meet rising demand.
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Management identified operational risks regarding the implementation of a new enterprise resource planning system and existing supply chain capacity constraints.
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Games Workshop reported a 54% revenue increase to £108.9 million for the six months ending 26 November 2017, with profit before taxation nearly tripling to £38.8 million.
02
Return on capital experienced a significant increase, rising from 40% to 119% during the period.
03
Mail order sales were a primary growth driver, achieving a 71% increase across global channels.
04
The company strengthened its financial position, ending the period with £28.6 million in cash equivalents and £36.0 million in net cash from operating activities.
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Capital expenditure commitments more than doubled to £2.48 million as the company invested in scaling infrastructure to meet rising demand.
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Management identified operational risks regarding the implementation of a new enterprise resource planning system and existing supply chain capacity constraints.