A surge in sales has prompted Games Workshop to say that it will refund the government for the support it has received as its profits are expected to beat expectations.
Games Workshop said that the coronavirus outbreak had had an impact on its sales and it had closed all its shops around the world in March but since some have reopened the business has been encouraged by customers flocking back.
As a result the company said that it expected annual sales to be about £270 million and pre-tax profits to be no less than £85 million. Nick Bubb, an independent retail analyst, said that this was “an improvement on the £256 million sales and £81 million pre-tax profit in the previous year, helped by strong
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