Semestrale Arsenal in utile grazie a Robin Van Persie
L'Arsenal ha reso noti i risultati finanziari semestrali al 30 novembre 2012.
I dati evidenziano un risultato ante imposte di £ 17.800.000 dovuto principalmente alla cessione dell'estate scorsa del calciatore Robin Van Persie per la cifra di £ 42.500.000. Dai dati emergono anche gli investimenti fatti dal club per rinforzare la rosa, con un esborso di £ 40.900.000 per Lukas Podolski, Santi Cazorla e Olivier Giroud - e la proroga dei contratti per i giocatori già presenti in rosa.
Il fatturato è in calo di £ 7.500.000 per effetto di quattro gare in meno disputate tra le mura amiche.
Di seguito il dettaglio dei dati presenti sulla relazione semestrale:
Arsenal Holdings plc
Results for the six months ended 30 November 2012
- Group profit before tax was £17.8 million (2011 - £49.5 million).
- Profit on sale of player registrations amounted to £42.5 million (2011 - £63.0 million).
- £40.9 million of investment in new players and extended contracts pushed amortisation charges up to £19.9 million (2011 - £17.3 million).
- The resulting profit from player trading was £23.2 million (2011 - £46.1 million).
- Turnover from football fell to £106.1 million (2011 - £113.5 million) as a consequence of there being four fewer home fixtures.
- As a result of this change in football turnover and increased wage costs, operating profits (before depreciation and player trading) from football decreased to £5.0 million (2011 - £15.2 million).
- Property revenues were boosted to £32.3 million (2011 - £3.2 million) by the sale of the market housing site at Queensland Road. However, the Queensland Road sale was essentially at break even in profit and loss terms. Overall operating profits from property increased to £1.9 million (2011 - £0.5 million).
- The Group has no short-term debt and continues to have a robust financial platform from cash reserves of £123.3 million (2011 - £115.2 million).
- Confirmed extension to Emirates partnership worth up to £150 million.
- £40.9 million of investment in new players and extended contracts pushed amortisation charges up to £19.9 million (2011 - £17.3 million).
- The resulting profit from player trading was £23.2 million (2011 - £46.1 million).
- Turnover from football fell to £106.1 million (2011 - £113.5 million) as a consequence of there being four fewer home fixtures.
- As a result of this change in football turnover and increased wage costs, operating profits (before depreciation and player trading) from football decreased to £5.0 million (2011 - £15.2 million).
- Property revenues were boosted to £32.3 million (2011 - £3.2 million) by the sale of the market housing site at Queensland Road. However, the Queensland Road sale was essentially at break even in profit and loss terms. Overall operating profits from property increased to £1.9 million (2011 - £0.5 million).
- The Group has no short-term debt and continues to have a robust financial platform from cash reserves of £123.3 million (2011 - £115.2 million).
- Confirmed extension to Emirates partnership worth up to £150 million.
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