Ukraine and Russia GW official statement

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**NAVARRO**

vipoid wrote:
NAVARRO wrote:
How about you talk things like, how much money did actually GW make from Russia sales and how do you think they will balance that now?

Because I don't care about either of those things?

Though if you want me to hazard a very rough guess as to the latter, probably be raising prices for everyone else and far in excess of whatever money they made from Russian sales.

This is, after all, how GW handles the effects of inflation, deflation, market destabilisation, market stabilisation, global recessions, regional recessions, the prices of materials going up, the prices of materials going down, switching to less-expensive materials . . .

Probably yes?

Although we just had a very recent substantial increase in prices, I doubt that the risk or raising them even further now would actually break camels back for a large percentage of clients.
Specially when due to circumstances everyone is rethinking priorities.
Do we know how much money did Russia actually bring to GW in the overall profit pie?

**Azreal13**

There's essentially zero evidence to support this idea. Their prices are higher than they've ever been and people keep buying, apparently in volumes so great they've needed to expand their production.