Retailers Frasers Group and B&M have dropped off the UK’s FTSE 100, whereas customers flocking to the sci-fi market have helped Warhammer maker Video games Workshop earn a spot within the prime index.

The newest reshuffle of the London Inventory Alternate has seen three firms demoted from the FTSE 100, leaving three to step into their place.

Analytics group FTSE Russell confirmed the adjustments, that are based mostly on share costs on the finish of the day on Tuesday and can come into impact on December 23.

Nottingham-based Video games Workshop has climbed the ranks of the London Inventory Alternate and can be part of the FTSE 100.

It follows a robust 12 months for the corporate, which sells collectible figurines and miniatures on-line and in outlets throughout the UK for the interest Warhammer, a wargame normally performed in teams.

It additionally will get cash from promoting its mental property to leisure and gaming firms who use the model for spin-off exhibits and merchandise.

Susannah Streeter, head of cash and markets at Hargreaves Lansdown, mentioned: “Video games Workshop is a one-stop surprise store in the case of tabletop miniature gaming and its prowess on the full sweep of manufacturing design, manufacturing, distribution and retail has made it a worldwide chief.

“The science fiction and fantasy market is large and Video games Workshop retains followers entertained each step of the way in which, drawing in collectors of miniature to color their very own fashions to play at house or at massive occasions.”

Wealth supervisor St James’s Place will return to the FTSE 100 after being kicked off earlier this 12 months, having seen its share worth surge by greater than 70% over the previous six months.

In the meantime, Mike Ashley’s retail group, which owns manufacturers together with Sports activities Direct, Frasers and Flannels, will drop out of the highest league after seeing its share worth weaken by greater than 15% over the previous six months.

The group has been within the highlight lately over its technique, having been searching for to develop its management in quite a lot of manufacturers it holds investments in lately, together with Boohoo and Mulberry.

Ms Streeter mentioned: “Frasers Group’s makes an attempt to wrestle extra management of firms it’s invested in, notably Mulberry and Boohoo, has been watched carefully, and the fixed rebuffing has additionally induced some further volatility within the share worth.”

She added: “Its low-cost Sports activities Direct chain does provide resilience, pulling in additional than half of complete revenues final 12 months.

“Nonetheless, the chain can be having to cope with the continuing shift from bricks and mortar to on-line and falling footfall for department shops.”

Fellow retailer B&M European Worth Retail will even be demoted to the FTSE 250 within the newest reshuffle, regardless of the price range grocery store chain opening 30 new outlets within the UK in the course of the first half of its monetary 12 months.

Stripping out the affect of latest outlets, the retailer noticed its gross sales dip over the newest interval.

Ms Streeter mentioned “counting on development from new retailer openings is much from very best”, including that buyers had been “rattled” by gross sales falling on a like-for-like foundation.

Shares in B&M have tumbled by greater than 1 / 4 over the previous six months.

Elsewhere, housebuilder Vistry has additionally misplaced its place within the FTSE 100 after a difficult interval for the business, with its share worth halving over the previous six months.