Hornby shares fell today after the the models and collectibles retailer reiterated its forecast for a 'modest' full-year loss due to rising costs and sales falling behind its budget.

The hobby firm, known for its model trains, made a profit of £17,000 in the six months to September, up from a loss of £2.5m over the same period last year. Hornby last made a first-half profit ...

Hornby says it has purchased £400,000 of existing stock from CMC, along with a further consideration of £200,000, which will now be sold directly to its own customers, generating some £2m in ...

Model railway maker Hornby has seen its sales surge by 33% in the six months to the end of September, as more people took up hobbies in lockdown. The firm, which also makes Corgi cars and ...

That's given Hornby a net profit of £200,000, turning around a £2.5m loss in 2019. Shares in the firm surged almost 30% on the back of the strong results. Wider ranges.

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Hornby, which also makes Corgi cars and Scalextric racing kits, said non-UK orders can resume on 4 January 2021. The company said port congestion issues are also affecting its operations.