Inter Milan Shareholders’ Meeting Approves Record €567 Million Revenue and First Profit in 15 Years.

Roger Hampel

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F.C. Internazionale Milano S.p.A. has approved its financial statements for the 2024/25 fiscal year, posting the first net profit in 15 years and achieving record revenues of €567 million. The results, approved during a shareholders’ meeting chaired by President and CEO Giuseppe Marotta, reflect the club’s strong financial discipline, operational efficiency, and commercial expansion. Inter Milan Revenue

Record Revenues Driven by Sporting and Commercial Success

Inter’s total revenues reached €567 million, marking a €94 million year-on-year increase and setting a new all-time record for the club and Serie A — excluding player trading.

Growth was attributed to:

• Increased earnings from domestic and European competitions

• Participation in the inaugural FIFA Club World Cup

• Continued expansion in commercial revenues, including sponsorships and matchday income

The club reported a net profit of €35.4 million, a sharp turnaround from a €35.7 million loss in the previous fiscal year — representing a total swing of over €70 million. Production costs increased marginally by 3.8% (€18 million) to €482 million, highlighting improved cost control relative to revenue growth.

Strengthened Financial Position and Long-Term Stability Inter Milan Revenue

A significant component of Inter’s financial progress has been the repayment of its previous senior secured bonds under Inter Media and Communication S.p.A. The club subsequently secured a €350 million long-term loan, obtaining an investment-grade credit rating.

Compared to the prior bond structure, the new financing involves a lower capital cost and reduced exposure, which the club described as a demonstration of its commitment to sustainable financial management and long-term strategic growth.

Marotta: “A Historic Milestone for Inter Milan”

Commenting on the results, Giuseppe Marotta, President and CEO of Inter Milan, said:

“The financial statement we present today marks a historic milestone: for the first time in Inter's modern history, we recorded a net profit. This result reflects the strength of our strategy, rooted in sustainability, operational efficiency, and maximizing our resources. A special thank you goes to Oaktree, which has supported and guided the Club with professionalism and strategic vision, ensuring solid governance and financial discipline.”

Marotta also referenced the Milan City Council’s recent decision to allow Inter and AC Milan to purchase the San Siro stadium and surrounding areas, calling it a “historic opportunity” for both the club and the city.

“This project represents a turning point not only in terms of sustainability and revenue growth, but also for the experience we will offer to our fans and the citizens of Milan,” he added.