QPR | Queens Park Rangers Football & Athletic Club Ltd

Submitted by JSB on Wed, 16/12/2009 - 19:45

'QPR' was founded in 1882. In 2007 QPR was taken over by Flavio Briatore and other major shareholders Lakshmi Mittal and F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone. The club plays at Loftus Road (Rangers Stadium) in the Shepherd's Bush area of London (stadium capacity 19,148). Queens Park Rangers only major honour is one League Cup (1967).

Turnover and pre-tax profit figures are in millions.

Financial Overview

Year	Turnover	Pre-tax profit	Wages / Turnover ratio (%)	Employees
2007/08	9.510	0.098	96.9	71
2006/07	6.019	0.059		57
2005/06	6.495	0.064	85.1	45
2004/05	5.882	0.056	77.4	47
2003/04	4.712	0.046	81.5	46
2002/03	4.373	0.043	84.1	57
2001/02	3.436	0.034		71
- - -	- - -	- - -	- - -	- - -
1998/99	6.876	0.067	86.6	83
1997/98	6.397	0.062	90.7	96
1996/97	8.194	-1.284	62.1	99
1995/96	7.173	2.077	69.9	98

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