Inter Milan unveil record results: profits, big deals and bold future

Record revenues, strong commercial growth, new financing, and strategic investments mark Inter Milan’s positive balance sheet for the 2024/25 season

The Board of Directors of F.C. Internazionale Milano S.p.A. has approved the draft financial statements for the 2024/25 fiscal year during a meeting held today at the Club’s headquarters. 

The results will be subject to review and approval by the Shareholders’ Assembly of F.C. Internazionale Milano S.p.A., scheduled for mid-October.

The financial results for the 2024/25 season highlight revenues of €567M (£485M), the highest ever recorded and a new Serie A benchmark. This achievement is driven by increased income from domestic and European competitions, as well as participation in the first edition of the FIFA Club World Cup. In parallel, there was organic growth in commercial revenues from sponsorships and matchday activities.

The financial report closes with a net profit of €35.4M (£30.2M), compared with a net loss of €35.7M (£30.5M) in the previous fiscal year, with a net increase in production value of €70M (£59.8M). Production costs rose by 3.8%, equal to about €18M (£15.4M), for a total of €482M (£412M).

Debt Repayment, Long-Term Financing and Strategic Growth

Regarding financial obligations, the Group reports that during the fiscal year the total early repayment of the previous senior secured notes of Inter Media and Communication S.p.A. was completed. Subsequently, Inter Milan obtained long-term financing of €350M (£299M), which received an “investment grade” credit rating. Compared to the previous bond, the lower amount and reduced cost of capital achieved through private placement mark a further step in the Club’s commitment to long-term success and financial stability, strengthening development both on and off the pitch.

OUTLOOK FOR THE CURRENT SEASON

The summer transfer market allowed head coach Cristian Chivu to deepen the squad with promising young talents alongside the core group. The operations reflected the goal of maintaining high competitiveness while ensuring economic sustainability.

The ownership, funds managed by Oaktree Capital Management, L.P., also approved significant investments in the Club’s infrastructure, including a €100M (£85.3M) project for training centers, underlining the commitment to capitalize on this moment of growth and ensure a solid foundation for the future.

At the close of the 2024/25 season, Inter Milan signed a ten-year partnership with Fanatics, the global leader in licensed sports merchandising, to expand worldwide reach in retail and licensing. In addition, the Club welcomed a new Global Automotive Partner, BYD Group, a world leader in electric vehicle technology and sustainable mobility.

Inter Milan approach all Italian and European competitions with determination and ambition, while continuing to pursue growth off the pitch with the same spirit.

Source: Fcinter1908