Profitable for the first time in the past 15 years! Inter Milan financial report: record revenue of 567 million euros, net profit of 35.4 million euros

October 15th Inter Milan’s shareholders meeting was held today via a telephone conference and approved the financial statements for the 2024/25 fiscal year. Club president Giuseppe Marotta and senior management attended the meeting.

The financial statement approved by shareholders showed that the fiscal year ended with a profit of 35.4 million euros, a net increase of 70 million euros compared with June 30, 2024.

The club’s revenue reached 567 million euros, a record high, an increase of 94 million euros over the previous season.

The financial statements for the 2024/25 season show that the club’s revenue reached 567 million euros, which is the highest record in the club’s history and a new record for Serie A without player transactions. This achievement was mainly due to increased revenue from domestic and European competitions, as well as proceeds from participating in the first FIFA Club World Cup. At the same time, commercial revenue from sponsorship and matchdays also grew organically.

This fiscal year finally recorded a net profit of 35.4 million euros, compared with a loss of 35.7 million euros in the previous fiscal year, and a net increase in production value of 70 million euros. Production costs increased slightly, by 3.8%, or approximately 18 million euros, to a total of 482 million euros.

Regarding the group’s financial expenditures, it should be noted that during the current financial year, Inter Media and Communication S.p.A.’s previous senior secured bonds have been fully repaid. Subsequently, Inter Milan received a long-term loan of 350 million euros and obtained an investment-grade credit rating. The private placement represents a reduction in both the amount and cost of capital compared to previous bonds, demonstrating the club's commitment to long-term success and financial stability and building on its recent achievements both on and off the pitch.

Giuseppe Marotta, President and CEO of the Club, said in a speech to shareholders: "The results we publish today mark a historic milestone: for the first time in the modern history of Inter Milan, we have recorded a net profit. This result reflects the strength of our strategy, which is fundamental to our Commitment to sustainability, operational efficiency and resource maximization. Special thanks go to Oaktree Capital, which supports and guides the club with professionalism and strategic vision, ensuring solid governance and financial discipline."

Marotta concluded: "In recent weeks, the Milan City Council has decided to allow Inter Milan and AC Milan acquires the San Siro stadium and surrounding area. This decision opens up extraordinary opportunities for our club, the city of Milan and the entire Italian football community. This project represents a historic turning point, not only in terms of sustainability and revenue growth, but also in terms of the experience we will be able to offer our fans and the citizens of Milan. We are determined to create a modern, innovative and leading-edge facility that will serve as a model for other European football clubs and a driving force for the continued growth of our community. Our ambition is to ensure that Inter Milan and its fans have a home worthy of our glorious past and bright future. "