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GAW Games Workshop Group Plc

9,945.00
0.00 (0.00%)
09 May 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Games Workshop Group Plc LSE:GAW London Ordinary Share GB0003718474 ORD 5P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 9,945.00 9,900.00 9,915.00 - 0.00 01:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Games,toys,chld Veh,ex Dolls 470.8M 134.7M 4.0881 24.23 3.26B
Games Workshop Group Plc is listed in the Games,toys,chld Veh,ex Dolls sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker GAW. The last closing price for Games Workshop was 9,945p. Over the last year, Games Workshop shares have traded in a share price range of 8,860.00p to 11,800.00p.

Games Workshop currently has 32,949,104 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Games Workshop is £3.26 billion. Games Workshop has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 24.23.

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04/5/2018
16:16
From the jobs page amongst other things it is clear GAW are investing heavily in growth. So I can believe costs will be up quite a lot but hopefully this will drive sales growth.
shanklin
04/5/2018
16:02
I just don't understand the predictions for next year. No doubt they will be exceeded.
mad foetus
04/5/2018
16:00
So, a £16.8m fall in sales will lead to a £16m drop in profits. That is operational gearing.
shanklin
04/5/2018
12:23
Shares magazine article: "Peel Hunt analyst Charles Hall increases his year to May 2018 sales forecast by £6m to £217m and his adjusted profit before tax estimate rises by £4m to £74m, although sales and profits will reduce to £200.2m and £58m next year due to demanding comparatives and the impact of currency."


The article quotes Russ Mould, investment director at AJ Bell:

"Ten years ago it would have seemed unimaginable that Games Workshop would end up a FTSE 250 company.

Interest in tiny fantasy figures had waned following a strong period inspired by the success of the Lord of the Rings films.

It battled profit warnings rather than miniature warlords."

"A decade on and its share price has increased more than 12-fold and the company is sitting in the prestigious mid-cap stock market index. The business has struck a chord with a new generation of fantasy fans and is engaging with customers via multiple channels.

While Warhammer figures may not be to everyone’s taste, Games Workshop has proved that it is possible to be a retail success if you know how to connect with your market and have the right products and superior service levels."

robinnicolson
04/5/2018
09:28
"the good growth trends have continued to the end of April.""good growth" sounds more positive than "slightly"
nod
04/5/2018
09:28
So PH on a trading statement with no numbers and an ahead forecast decide to go from buy to hold and increase the tp.Unbelievable IMO, never take much notice of analysts forecasts......but unfortunately the market does.Would their (PH) update have been done prior to today's trading update anyway, ready to just ping it out this morning?.DD
discodave4
04/5/2018
09:28
Dunno - can't get hold of Peel Hunt notes.
glaws2
04/5/2018
09:14
Did PH provide updated broker estimates or just the inane change to HOLD?
shanklin
04/5/2018
09:05
Its also slightly confusing as they have raised the target price from 2400 to 2450. I presume they have gone from buy to the now hold.
glaws2
04/5/2018
09:03
That amazes me, why downgrade on yet another profits upgrade??
pnetol
04/5/2018
09:00
Peel Hunt downgraded GAW to 'hold' this morning. PT 2450
robinnicolson
04/5/2018
08:54
FY18 £70m ePBT with a MCAP £790m, good value to me especially with the slightly above statement.

I've jumped in today but looking like I should have waited, interesting early reaction but expect this to rise into the June update

hatfullofsky
04/5/2018
08:14
Personally I think ,now they are in the mid 250, that they are playing things much more conservatively and also conventionally as the RNS is at 7am, highly unusual for GAW.
pnetol
04/5/2018
07:45
Guess we will find out in early June with a further update. I suspect that one will be more detailed.
cfro
04/5/2018
07:16
Cant't believe it, a trading statement at 7 a.m.

Unless it's very conservative, it suggests there is less of an H2 weighting in sales than recent years.

shanklin
04/5/2018
07:09
Profit for 17/18 'slightly above expectations'
tommyharris
03/5/2018
14:43
Woozle1,

Regards exchange rates I think it's very hard to predict. I agree a Hard Brexit would cause £ weakness but equally joining 'a customs union' would strengthen £ and is no likely imo.

Went into the Derby store whilst at Mello and although the manager was very friendly I didn't really get a feel of how things are progressing in H2.

cockerhoop
03/5/2018
13:07
Nod,This is my biggest holding by far and I appreciate your comments and thought process, I am hoping for another good update at the end of May / start of June
pnetol
03/5/2018
12:05
mf, yes valid speculation.
As technology advances games get better, faster, immersive. Whether VR will sell in the millions remains to be seen.

nod
03/5/2018
12:04
If we head for the rock hard Brexit that so many people seem to want, expect £ to depreciate. The only reason that it has bounced is (i) the markets think we are staying and (ii) $ weakness. In the absence of these two factor it's £ back in the 1.20s.
w1

woozle1
03/5/2018
11:59
On the exchange rates, the two important rates are USD and EUR

GBP has remained weak but stable against EUR - overall average weaker than last financial year

GBP-USD - USD has weakened over the year. The average rate looks like it may be similar year-on-year.

nod
03/5/2018
11:52
I know very little about GAW, and only have a small stake. But I wonder whether the launch of the new Oculus VR could open lots of opportunities for GAW. The idea of being immersed in a virtual war hammer world would be as close to a killer app as you could get. Obvs GAW wouldn't do the development, but there could be very hefty licensing fees there. All speculation of course.
mad foetus
03/5/2018
11:49
Last year the divis were announced Jan, Mar, June
This year the divis were announced Dec, Feb, ???

The pattern has been a month earlier than last year, which would be May ... but GAW likes to do the unexpected.

I doubt the bad weather had much of an impact on GAW - there are not tens of thousands flocking to watch a game. It's not Old Trafford.

If a game is postponed they play a few days later, just as they do with football.

Bad weather has a financial impact when events are cancelled, like horse-racing, rather than postponed.

nod
02/5/2018
12:32
Neither has mine, I just wonder given the bad weather in March in the UK and the fact that sterling has appreciated a little over the last year means that GAW will wait until they do a trading update at the end of May and then we have a dividend in early June??? Any thoughts??
pnetol
02/5/2018
12:17
Not yet Fred. My crystal ball has never worked with GAW.
nod
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