Games Workshop Value Under Scrutiny After Press Reports
The Times claimed a confidential Dragoneye document wiped £480 million off the company's value, as two financial papers examined its falling share price.
Games Workshop is facing fresh scrutiny of its falling share price after two financial press reports examined the company's situation. The Times claimed a confidential Dragoneye document wiped £480 million off the company's value, according to reports in the Financial Times and The Times.
At the time of the article's publication, Games Workshop's share price was up 1.22%.
In a mid-September update, Games Workshop said trading to August 30 was in line with the Board's expectations for the current financial year.
Reports also suggested that retail growth per store at the company turned negative in the second half of its 2026 financial year.
Longer-term picture
Over the past five years, Games Workshop's stock rose more than 70%. The 11th edition of Warhammer 40,000 was recently released, and the company has released multiple new, pricey Warhammer 40,000 miniatures amid claims of over-saturation. Total War: Warhammer 40,000 and Space Marine 3 video games are due out in the coming years.