Inter post €35m profit and record €567m revenue

Inter have announced their first profit in 15 years, closing the 2024-25 financial year with a net gain of €35.4 million, compared to a €35.7 million loss in the previous period.

The Nerazzurri also achieved record revenues of €567 million, the highest figure ever reported by a Serie A club, which the club, in their official statement, describe as “due to an increase in revenues from domestic and European competitions, as well as participation in the first edition of the FIFA Club World Cup.”

Expansion in commercial areas and increased sponsorship revenue was also responsible for the record figures.

Inter repay debt and secure new investment

As part of their financial restructuring, Inter repaid existing bonds in full and secured a €350 million long-term loan with an investment grade rating, lowering their cost of capital.

Owners Oaktree also approved a €100 million investment in infrastructure, including upgrades to the training facilities, whilst new global partnerships were signed with Fanatics and EV company BYD.

The club described the results as “a demonstration of financial discipline,” allowing Christian Chivu’s side to strengthen on the pitch whilst ensuring long-term stability off of it.