Financial Overview
Year |
Turnover |
Pre-tax profit |
Wages / Turnover ratio (%) |
Employees |
2006/07 |
25.040 |
-6.520 |
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2005/06 |
40.117 |
2.633 |
66.8 |
150 |
2004/05 |
42.706 |
1.600 |
64.4 |
140 |
2004/05 |
42.706 |
1.600 |
64.4 |
140 |
2003/04 |
45.337 |
5.640 |
51.1 |
134 |
2002/03 |
36.480 |
3.341 |
54.0 |
136 |
2001/02 |
15.184 |
-6.401 |
87.0 |
124 |
2000/01 |
13.287 |
-2.626 |
69.7 |
114 |
1999/00 |
10.127 |
-1.532 |
82.7 |
108 |
- - - |
- - - |
- - - |
- - - |
- - - |
1993/94 |
3.763 |
-0.489 |
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94 |
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Spectator Numbers since 1994/95
Domestic League Matches only
Archived Articles on Birmingham City FC
New Blues Stadium Is Still On The Agenda - 24/02/2008
Birmingham City's plans for a City of Birmingham Stadium remain on the agenda. Since the collapse of the original proposal for a £250m complex in Nechells, which would have been funded by American gaming giant Las Vegas Sands in return for a super casino site, the Blues have maintained dialogue...
Birmigham Bid 'Dead In Water' - 19/12/2007
Chairman David Gold has labelled the takeover bid for the club by Hong Kong based Carson Yeung 'dead in the water.' Gold added, 'It is still technically plausible that Mr Yeung could walk into the football club and put a cheque on the table but, according to takeover rules, there is a time factor - and that time factor has expired.' Yeung had to find an extra £35m to complete the takeover that he set in motion in the summer with a £15.5m purchase of 29.9 per cent of the club's shares. Gold also played down reports that Vagit Alekperov, an Azerbijan billionaire, was a prospective purchaser. Alekperov is the world's 48th richest man according to the Forbes rich list and has also been linked with the purchase of Spurs. But a spokesman said that neither he nor Lukoil, Russia's largest independent oil producer, were interested in buying City.
Blues In The Red - 11/12/2007
Birmingham City's latest accounts show the costs of their spell in the Championship. Pre-tax losses for the year to the end of August were £6.52m...
Blues Bid race Shows Why Clubs Are An Attractive Buy - 28/06/2007
Birmingham City's directors have agreed to sell 29.9 per cent of the club's shares to Hong Kong businessman Carson Yeung...
Bid Reported For Birmingham - 10/06/2007
Birmingham City could become the eighth foreign owned club in the Premiership (counting Sunderland's Irish owners)...
Blues In Battle To Win Casino - 6/10/2005
Birmingham City is locked in a battle with the National Exhibition Centre to host a new regional casino. Later this month both sides will announce plans intended to win an exclusive endorsement from the city council...
Birmingham Profits Up - 09/01/2005
Good performances on and off the pitch have meant that Birmingham City has been able to report a 61 per cent rise in pre-tax profits from £3.3m to £5.6m...
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