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The "Albion 2012 financial results" thread



Bozza

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2012 revenue £22.2m up from £7.5m in 2011. reflecting promotion to Championship from League One.

2012 revenue £22.2m (2011 £7.5m): ticketing £7.9m (2011 £2.3m), TV £5.7m (2011 £1.6m), commercial £8.6m (2011 £3.6m).

2012 accounts: average attendance increased from 7,352 at Withdean to 20,028. Season tickets for 2012/13 21,835 (11/12 17,636).

2012 commercial £8.6m (‘11 £3.6m): sponsorship £3.9m (£2.0m), retail £2.0m (£0.5m), catering £1.3m (£0.0m), 1901 club £1.1m (£0.0m).

2012 staff costs doubled to £14.7m (2011 £7.2m), but wages to turnover ratio down from 95% to 67%.

67% wages to turnover ratio lower than many in Championship: Bristol City 157%, Leicester 130%, #Boro 119%, Forest 119%, Cardiff 103%

2012 other costs more than doubled from £7.5m to £16.9m, due to “costs of running a state of the art stadium”.

2012 gross debt of £120.5m (2011 £95.0m) – owed to Tony Bloom (unsecured & interest-free). Less £10.2m cash gives net debt £110.3m.

Including £18m capital injected in 2009, Tony Bloom has put nearly £140m into the club. Since year-end £40m converted into capital.

Amex stadium cost £103m & expansion will cost £15m. New training ground will cost £22m (per 2011 a/c), so total commitment of £140m.
 




Gordon the Gopher

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Jul 16, 2003
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Blimey. So wages in our last season at withdean took up 95% of our turnover! That's what you call unsustainable!
 










vegster

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Ouch, bigger stadium, bigger attendances, bigger loss.
 


BUTTERBALL

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Jul 31, 2003
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We owe Tony Bloom a huge debt of gratitude. That is an extraordinary investment with no guarantee of an immediate return (although we know it is a calculated risk to reach the Prem).
 










edna krabappel

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expansion will cost £15m Could cost £130 million if we fail to get promoted due to not enough money going into team building???

Look out everyone. ROTR has spoken. We're doomed.
 
















Brighton Breezy

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Jul 5, 2003
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Will be interesting to see what difference The Amex shirt deal makes to the sponsorship column next time out.y

Most telling stat is the £5.7m from TV in Championship with addition of televised cup games. Wolves got £39m for coming bottom of the Premier League. Therein is the reason clubs will spend huge wages to turnover ratios to gamble at going up.

Glad we don't though.
 


Bozza

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Would someone with a little more financial nouse than me please sum this up.

Are we screwed?
If not why not?

Because when your Mum & Dad lend you £2000 for your first car and say 'pay it back when you've got it."

That.
 






Napper

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Jul 9, 2003
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Why is it 15 million for the expansion. Seems horrific that. Some Stadiums go up for not much more than that.

Those figures are concerning !!
 


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