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GAW Games Workshop Group Plc

10,040.00
180.00 (1.83%)
28 Mar 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
  180.00 1.83% 10,040.00 9,985.00 10,010.00 10,030.00 9,800.00 10,020.00 30,618 16:35:15
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Games,toys,chld Veh,ex Dolls 470.8M 134.7M 4.0881 24.49 3.3B
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 9,860p. 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 £3.30 billion. Games Workshop has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 24.49.

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29/10/2017
08:47
Keith Ashworth-Lord was the guest on 'The Investing Show'. He briefly discusses Games Workshop (12 minutes in):
robinnicolson
28/10/2017
06:09
The strong rise of markets in the USA will influence global markets. There are plenty of overrated poor-quality stocks in the UK producing little or no profits and definitely no likelihood of dividend yield for the next five years. These are the hyped-up stocks AIM to beware of. GAW is not one of them. It has been listed on the stock exchange primary market for 23 years. Should (or when) markets fall the fatalities will be in the low quality companies. Everyone will have injuries.
nod
27/10/2017
11:03
Buy in IC again today
panic investor
27/10/2017
07:24
Does that relate to GAW, Ayl30?
cockerhoop
27/10/2017
07:23
And also in today's digital editionCapital demands will continue to wax and wane, so while the top line has exhibited strong growth, the transition through to earnings is less predictable. The forward P/E is predictably stratospheric, but we know that metric is largely meaningless where online retail is concerned (just think Asos (ASC)). Then again, a predicted 5 per cent growth rate in adjusted cash-profits (EBITDA) for this year and next isn't enough to warrant an upgrade. Hold.
ayl30
27/10/2017
06:58
IC View

Our recovery buy call on Games Workshop (844p, 9 Feb 2017) appears to have been well timed, and with a significantly improved dividend payout, the shares also yield around 6 per cent. It's tempting to bank some profits at this stage, but new investors still need only pay 13 times forward earnings – undemanding in our view. Buy at 2,156p.

cockerhoop
27/10/2017
06:45
IC have GAW as a buy and as a hold in two different mailings, couldn't make up their minds? As a holder I am happy and if I didn't have enough already I would buy!
ayl30
26/10/2017
09:56
the thing that attracted me here was seeing GAW demonstrated in the Apple iPhone demo - that is massive - a global audience. I don't know how big it is but if there are breakthroughs in gaming tech into VR etc and games workshop are somehow part of that with a new generation of strategy players it will be huge. Obviously the main business of building and painting models will continue as that is people's hobby whether they actually end up playing the game or not. So I see a lot more upside personally though I acknowledge i was late and am only up 8% and not 400%!
nimbo1
26/10/2017
09:45
Or close enough to the battle (for sales)?
zoolook
26/10/2017
09:37
Shanklin, Peel Hunt are the house broker and they seem to struggle with the growth in revenue, changing them within a few months. BUT I have to assume they know more I know.Sales have been stellar. Is that about to change?I don't know. I'm not close enough to the coal face. Or in the case of GAW the coal faces on each continent, which may different.
nod
26/10/2017
07:47
For example last winters 2017 Peel Hunt F/C's upgrades.
Oct 16 PH 40p
Nov 16 PH 45p
Dec 16 PH 58p
Feb 17 PH 68p
Jun 17 PH 92p (they ended up doing 93.4p)

Whilst I can't believe we'll get a repeat so far this year we've had for 2018

Jul 17 PH 82p
Aug 17 PH 99p
Oct 17 PH £1.36
Now PH £1.61

cockerhoop
26/10/2017
06:40
Nod

Who knows what the future will bring for GAW?

I do think we need to remember that GAW's guidance is generally very conservative and all these upgrades have come when GAW is less than 5 months into the current financial year.

shanklin
26/10/2017
01:27
A dividend of 120p is a yield > 5% at today's share price This is good if the divi can be maintained for 3 or more years.However, the forecasts are predicting next year is a peak in revenue.The yield would remain attractive but the risk of a capital loss increases if headline numbers show negative growth.
nod
24/10/2017
21:36
gliding upwards
edjge2
24/10/2017
13:37
Weird trade and times too
panic investor
24/10/2017
12:19
not surprising its hard to find growth, value and yield!
nimbo1
24/10/2017
12:17
Blimey - lunchtime spike up
ayl30
24/10/2017
10:30
Highlights the operational gearing very nicely

Rev increase of £13.2m produces £10m profit upgrade.

cockerhoop
24/10/2017
10:29
Let the trend be your friend!
robinnicolson
24/10/2017
10:14
thanks for those figures, I agree with you and bought this morning despite being late to this party anyway and getting vertigo from the chart.
nimbo1
24/10/2017
09:37
Here are the old and revised Peel Hunt forecasts for 2018 & 2019:

FY 2018:
Turnover: £182.4m Now: £195.6m
Profit: £55m Now: £65m
EPS: 136.2p Now: 161.1p
DPS: 100.0p Now: 120p

FY 2019:
Turnover: £179.4 Now: £189m
Profit: £50m Now: £55m
EPS: 123.8p Now: 136.3p
DPS: 110.0p Now: 120p

Sharescope data now shows GAW on a forecast PE of 13.6, forecast PEG of 0.4, forecast dividend yield of 5.5 and a FCF yield of 4.5. IMHO still looks extremely attractive despite the share price surge.

robinnicolson
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