Warner Bros. Studios Leavesden, the studio’s flagship U.K. production hub, saw revenues climb 11% year-on-year, according to its latest financial accounts.
\n\nThe studios, located just outside London, brought in £292 million ($390 million) in the year ending 2025, up from £264 million the previous year. Gross profits jumped 10% (from £182 million to £200 million) although post-tax profits were down 15%, partly due to the tax on profit more than doubling, from £14 million in 2024 to £29 million last year.
\n\nAs well as being used for a variety of Warner Bros. productions, ranging from “House of the Dragon” to “The Batman,” Leavesden is home to the “Harry Potter” studio tour, which gives attendees the opportunity to see sets, costumes and props from the original films.
\n\nAccording to the financial report, the tour accounts for 63% of the company’s revenues, this year totalling £185 million, up from £177 million last year. The report puts this down to higher visitor numbers and increased spending on the tour, which includes stores, cafes and add-on experiences such as photo packages.
\n\nStudio facilities, equipment and services also jumped from £87.0 million to £107 million year-on-year, which the report attributed to higher occupancy resulting from…
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