Games Workshop confirmed trading was on track on Friday, as it detailed plans to return surplus cash to shareholders.
The maker of miniature wargames including the Warhammer series said it would pay a dividend of £1.20 per share. The payout, it noted, was in line with its policy of returning “truly surplus” cash to shareholders, including the receipt of the remaining £12m of VAT that was outstanding from the French tax authorities.

Total dividends returned in the year so far now total £4.15 per share.

In a brief statement, Games Workshop also confirmed that trading in the three months to the end of February – which includes the key Christmas period – had been in line with expectations.

A full-year trading update will be issued in May, following the payment of the latest dividend on 19 May.

Related articles

Ryanair passenger numbers jump 9% in December

Ryanair passenger numbers jump 9% in December

(Sharecast News) - Budget airline Ryanair reported a 9% jump in December passenger numbers on Wednesday. Traffic rose to 12.54 million from 11.52m in the same month a year earlier, while the load factor - which gauges how full the planes are - ticked down to 91% from...

Wizz Are passenger numbers soar in December

Wizz Are passenger numbers soar in December

(Sharecast News) - Hungary-based budget airline Wizz Air reported a strong rise in December passenger numbers as demand continued to rebound from the Covid pandemic. The company on Wednesday said it carried 4,964,857 passengers, an 18.8% increase year on year. For the...

Trending stories

Join our mailing list

Subscribe to our mailing list to receive regular updates!

x