Hello Stockopedia community,
I know this is a bit last minute, but I am meeting with the chairman of Games Workshop this afternoon as part of a piece on LON:GAW.
If you see this and you have a question you would like to be asked, please do leave it in the comments!
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You can ask him why GAW keep on publishing trading updates during market hours. It really shouldn't be happening especially now they are in the FTSE250.
Can you please ask him if the growth and current business model can be sustained in light of competition from newer forms of games technology ie consoles and VR, that the younger generations are being raised on. Many thanks
Cheers, I'll add this in to a more general section about TUs I'm compiling as GAW has quite a distinctive tone and it often releases pretty brief statements.
Games Workshop (LON:GAW) spent several years unable to grow revenue - and then a couple of years ago sales suddenly took off - what were the key factors that drove that growth?
Congratulations on getting an interview by the way - that's quite a coup.
Thanks! You're bang on the money with that I think, it's one of the key questions for anybody looking to invest in GAW. The other related qu's being, IMO: to what degree (if at all) can we view this new revenue level as 'locked in', and how much scope for further growth is there?
Hi Jack,
As the father of an 11 year old girl my question would be ...
"What are you doing to make your products more attractive to girls?"
Seems like an untapped market to me?
Thanks
Phil
