The Russians destroyed the warehouse of the “Rozum” board game publisher
1 August 22:08
Due to an enemy strike on the logistics center in Vyshneve on the night of August 1, the warehouse of the Ukrainian board game publisher “Rozum” was completely destroyed by fire. The company’s press office reported this to Forbes Ukraine, according to "Komersant Ukrainian".
The warehouse held the publisher’s entire inventory—approximately 200,000 board games.
According to the company’s estimates, preliminary losses amount to 25–30 million hryvnias.
However, there were no casualties as a result of the attack.
Among the destroyed products were copies of popular games such as CATAN, “Exploding Kittens,” “Who’s on Top?” (based on the TV show of the same name), “The Amateurs’ Club,” and others.
The publisher noted that it is currently assessing the final extent of the losses and reviewing its production plans. The company warned of a possible impact of the warehouse loss on order fulfillment times but assured that it will resume operations.
The board game publisher “Rozum” has been operating in the Ukrainian market for eight years and is part of the Factor group of companies, which also includes Vivat, Factor-Druk, and Factor Media. The publisher’s products are available in national retail chains. “Rozum” was recently included in the Forbes Next 250 ranking.
