At the shareholders' meeting held this morning, Inter approved the 2025/26 annual budget, which confirms a second consecutive profit of 22.7 million euros and the second highest turnover in the club's history. The document, published on September 24, shows that revenues exceeded 500 million euros, reaching 518 million, while production costs were reduced by 4% (around 20 million). Net worth, which was negative by 12 million the previous year, is now positive by 10.4 million.
The Nerazzurri president, Giuseppe Marotta, underlined that the sporting season, which culminated with the third domestic Double, was accompanied by financial consolidation. “The recovery work has been further accelerated with the arrival of the new ownership of Oaktree,” said Marotta, adding that the balance sheet demonstrates the strengthening of the club's economic and financial position. Net profit, reduction of financial charges and recovery of capital in surplus were highlighted as key objectives. Marotta also announced that Inter will soon share the details of the project for the new stadium in Milan, which will be a "new urban icon" and a strategic platform to increase revenues and get closer to the top European clubs.
The club also presented the first Sustainability Report in its history, with the aim of systematizing the activities already started and identifying areas for improvement. In parallel, Inter has launched an investment plan for the development of infrastructure, including the Inter Training Center in Appiano Gentile and the Konami Women & Talent Center in Interello. These initiatives aim to consolidate the sporting structure and promote the long-term growth of the club.
With the approved budget, Inter is preparing to launch the new stadium project and continue the path of financial and sporting growth, maintaining the balance between sustainability and competitiveness. The company will continue to monitor economic performance and share progress with members in future communications.