Brøndbyernes IF Fodbold (BIF) H2 25/26 earnings summary
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H2 25/26 earnings summary
24 Sep, 2026Executive summary
Achieved a pre-tax profit of DKK 18.3 million for 2025/26, within the latest guidance range of DKK 0–50 million, reversing a loss of DKK -130.6 million the prior year, mainly due to record-high transfer income from key player sales.
Continued organizational development, including new executive appointments and expanded specialist roles, to support long-term sports and commercial ambitions.
Significant investments in both men's and women's football, stadium facilities, and digitalization initiatives.
Financial highlights
Revenue increased by 7.1% to DKK 279.7 million year-over-year, driven by higher gate, TV, and sponsorship income.
Transfer activities contributed a net positive DKK 157.6 million (vs. DKK -38.9 million), with total transfer income at DKK 250.9 million.
Personnel costs rose 23% to DKK 241.5 million, reflecting increased investment in the men's team and staff changes.
Operating cash flow was negative DKK -98.8 million, and total cash flow was negative DKK -130.6 million, with year-end cash at DKK 8.8 million and a DKK 25.7 million draw on a DKK 40 million credit facility.
Equity increased to DKK 202.7 million, up from DKK 194.5 million.
Outlook and guidance
Forecasts a pre-tax loss of DKK -110 to -170 million for 2026/27, reflecting non-participation in UEFA tournaments, continued high investment, and transfer market expectations.
Result is highly sensitive to sporting performance and transfer activity.
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