La conquista galattica di Games Workshop inizia dal mercato britannico – The Financial Times

>Shares in the company climbed almost 50 per cent this year, bringing their gains since Rountree took over in 2015 to a lordly 3,600 per cent.

Games Workshop is also almost unique for a FTSE100 company in that they manufacture almost exclusively in the UK, with the company currently building a fourth factory in Nottingham.

I remember talking to a friend a few years ago about the next big UK company to go bust. I said Games Workshop wont be long for absolute sure – just a dying market.

If anyone wants any financial advice let me know

I used to play a bit when I was younger and I quite enjoy painting little models as a fairly relaxing sunday afternoon hobby.

However, I think where these guys have some serious potential IP to develop it is in the lore of the universe they have built which is pretty amazing and the bleakest, darkest, most miserable of all fictional settings I have ever come across.

I remember reading that Henry Cavil was looking into doing some kind of series, but his problem seemed to be, “where on earth to start?” (pun was not originally intended, but i’ll claim it now), and I can see that issue.

The 40K universe could easily support a Marvel like franchise of essentially sci-fi horror movies. It would be an interesting thing to see developed.

This is one of the only stocks i’m emotionally invested in, the financials are strong, the fanbase (even though people bash the companies pricing) is solid and I have never seen people more happy to work than at Games Workshops.

They’re my hold and die stock.