Inter Milan official: Last season, it achieved a record revenue of 567 million euros and made a profit of 35.4 million euros

September 30 Inter Milan officially released its 2024/25 season financial report, and the club achieved a record revenue of 567 million euros, ending with a profit of 35.4 million euros this fiscal year, an increase of 70 million euros over the previous fiscal year. The board of directors approved the draft financial report for the 2024/25 fiscal year at a meeting held at the club headquarters today. The results will be submitted to the F.C.Internazionale MilanoS.p.A. General Meeting of Shareholders, and the general meeting of shareholders will be held in mid-October.

Revenue continued to grow and profit for the first time in 15 years, demonstrating strict financial discipline

Financial performance of the 2024/25 season showed that revenue reached 567 million euros, a record high and was also a record in the Serie A League. This achievement is due to the growth in domestic and European competition revenues and participation in the first Club World Cup. At the same time, business revenue from sponsorship and match days also achieved organic growth. The draft financial report concluded with a net profit of €35.4 million, compared with a net loss of €35.7 million in the last fiscal year, with a net output value of €70 million.

Production costs increased slightly by 3.8%, or approximately 18 million euros, with a total amount of 482 million euros.

Bond Repayment and the new financing agreement jointly establish long-term financial stability

Regarding the Group's financial expenditure, it should be noted that during the current fiscal year, the previously issued secured priority bonds of InterMedia and Communication S.p.A. have been fully repaid in advance. Subsequently, the Inter Milan Club received a long-term loan of 350 million euros and received an investment-grade credit rating. Compared with previous bonds, the amount of private equity financing is lower and the capital cost is more controllable, reflecting the club's commitment to long-term success and financial stability, and consolidating its recent achievements on and off the court.

Outlook for this season

Summer transfer window allows head coach Christian Zivo to strengthen the team's roster, focusing on young rookies who will become the backbone of the team for many years to come. These transfer operations achieve the club's goal of maintaining high competitiveness while ensuring financial sustainability. The ownership fund managed by Oaks Capital Management has also approved investments in the club's infrastructure, including about €100 million in training facilities, highlighting its commitment to laying a stronger foundation for the club's future based on recent development momentum.

At the end of the 2024/25 season, the club signed a decade-long partnership agreement with industry-leading operator Fanatics to expand its merchandise and licensed businesses worldwide. In addition, the club ushered in a new global automotive partner, BYD Group, a global leader in electric vehicle technology and sustainable mobility.

Club will continue to welcome all the events of this season with firm determination and ambition, and will continue its growth path outside the field with this spirit.