dambun wrote:So the answer to your question would be: Had Robben not scored against ManU and we had not advance to the final of CL, the company would have paid a smaller part of Allianz Arena's debts.... and we would have finished the year with a small profit nonetheless...
Element wrote:Uli Hoeness said:
"When we finish paying for the Allianz Arena in the next 6-10 years , then FC Bayern will be a power that all rivals have to wear warm clothes from, The Income of Logos , viewers , Commercials ETC , that are currently use for payment , will go to The Squad , we are talking about 20-30 millon pro year , That would be funny for the league"
dambun wrote:I don't know much about finance, but from what I'm getting from these numbers, and from what I've read from our businessman friend nur4bayern, I don't think the 2.9M profit is something one has to worry about.... On the contrary, the figures are actually impressive, especially considering the recession...
SilentStrike wrote:So wait Im not totally understanding this,
We've made a lot of money but the profit figure is so low because most of the profit we made has been used to pay off the debt of AA?
But wouldnt a decrease in debt also be counted into profit?
MUTU wrote:SilentStrike wrote:So wait Im not totally understanding this,
We've made a lot of money but the profit figure is so low because most of the profit we made has been used to pay off the debt of AA?
But wouldnt a decrease in debt also be counted into profit?
This is not how much money we have in the bank/whatever, but how much money we made in 2010. In 2010 we gave extra money back to the bank, so that counts as 'loss'.
sch0ll7 wrote:“Our sporting success has ensured we’ve yet again made a profit. FC Bayern is ideally placed to face the future with equity capital at 65.1 percent, or €206.4 million. It means our club is and remains financially independent and unaffected by market fluctuations,” Finance Director Karl Hopfner told 2,807 club members gathered at the Olympic Hall in Munich for Tuesday evening’s Annual General Meeting.
FC Bayern München AG posted turnover of €312.0 million, up by almost 16 percent on 2008-9 (€268.7 million). Profit after tax rose some 20 percent to €2.9 million (2008-9: €2.5 million). Operating profit (Ebitda) rose to €61.2 million (2008-9: €45.0 million). FC Bayern München AG boasts equity capital totalling €206.4 million (€2008-9: 177.5 million).
A similarly positive trend applied to the figures presented for the FC Bayern München AG group (consolidated accounts for FC Bayern München AG and Allianz Arena München Stadion GmbH). The profit after tax was the same as for FC Bayern München AG at €2.9 million (2008-9 €2.5 million), on turnover of €350.2 million (2008-9: €303.8 million). Operating profit (Ebitda) was €86.5 million (2008-9: €65.5 million). All the 2009-10 figures represent new records.
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