Green Man Gaming saw its full year turnover rise 28 per cent to £45.7 million, as the online retailer eyes a potential £100 million stock market float.
The Telegraph reported that the video games retailer filed accounts for the financial year to December 2017 with losses before tax down from £2.4 million to £931,000.
Green Man Gaming appointed Numis in April to manage a stock market listing for the business.
It’s likely any potential investors will be most interested in Green Man’s sales overseas, where international regions are driving growth.
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Sales outside of Europe rose 42.8 per cent to £34 million for the year, while results in the UK and the rest of Europe were less impressive, coming in at £2.6 million and £10.9 million respectively.
“Green Man Gaming is enjoying strong growth… But there is still a huge amount to play for in one of the world’s largest entertainment sectors – video games,” Green Man founder Paul Sulyok said.
“We look forward to scaling our platform and bringing the magic of games to ever more people around the world.”
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