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GameStop: Significant decline in sales in Q2, further store closures and new share issue


GameStop's latest financial report for the second quarter of 2024 reveals an alarming decline in sales of 45% compared to the previous year reported.


This development underlines the company's ongoing difficulties in the retail sector, which is increasingly characterized by digital competition.

To cope with the financial burdens, GameStop plans to close more stores as part of a comprehensive restructuring strategy.


In addition to the store closures, GameStop has announced plans to issue new shares to raise capital.

This measure is intended to help the company improve its liquidity and cover ongoing restructuring costs.


The new share issue could lead to a dilution of existing shares in the short term, but is seen as a necessary step to ensure financial stability and support future growth.


The restructuring measures present both risks and opportunities that should be considered when evaluating GameStop's long-term prospects.


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https://www.gamesindustry.biz/gamestop-q2-sales-down-45-as-more-stores-due-to-close-down

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Isn't gamestop a stock for those who aren't interested in business figures anyway?
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@SchlaubiSchlumpf Probably 😉
I published it anyway for the sake of completeness.
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In fact, I was personally invested for 3 years and what this group was able to do very well together with amc is to dilute the value... They have not yet managed to align the company to some extent in terms of online digital offerings......

There is over 4 billion dollars in cash and no prospect of a future-proof business model at the moment
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@Evolution86 For me, Gamestop is desperately trying to maintain a business model that no longer fits the times.
Just like video stores, the era of physical data carriers is coming to an end.

Their second-hand business was always a joke.

Plus expensive store rents in trendy locations, high prices and no real unique selling point compared to the online presence.
Because if I'm honest, there's no real "advice" there anymore and without promos like Pokémon Go and the like, the stores would be even emptier.

What I'm missing here is the innovation of an adapted business model for the future.
Gaming cafés like in South Korea could be a way to increase sales.
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@Staatsmann absolutely spot on thanks
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