Financial Overview
Year |
Turnover |
Pre-tax profit |
Wages / Turnover ratio (%) |
Employees |
2006/07 |
75.237 |
15.040 |
48.4 |
496 |
2005/06 |
57.411 |
-4.222 |
56.6 |
489 |
2004/05 |
62.168 |
-7.733 |
60.2 |
453 |
2003/04 |
69.020 |
-7.471 |
58.7 |
493 |
2002/03 |
60.569 |
-5.794 |
54.6 |
418 |
2001/02 |
56.892 |
-2.974 |
57.6 |
392 |
2000/01 |
42.007 |
-11.190 |
61.7 |
381 |
1999/00 |
38.579 |
-5.985 |
52.3 |
444 |
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1994/95 |
10.376 |
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1993/94 |
8.736 |
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Match Attendance since 1999/2000
(domestic league matches only)
Archived Articles on Celtic FC
Celtic In Robust Financial Health - 17/02/2008
Celtic's interim financial results for the six months to December 2007 show them to be in robust financial health....
Buying Activity At Celtic - 06/01/2008
Non-executive director Tom Allison has splashed out over £1m to boost his already considerable stake in Celtic, the public company that owns the football club. He purchased 1.6m shares in the Scottish Premier League champions at a price of 64p each to take his total holding to 3.36m shares, giving him a 3.79% stake of the company's issued ordinary shares and control over 3.26% of the voting rights. In November he bought 1.25m ordinary shares at a price of 60p each (back in the summer of 2006 the shares hit a low of around 23p). A number of individuals are building stakes in the Glasgow club, including John Fisher, son of Don Fisher, founder of the Gap clothing chain. He announced before Christmas control of more than 3.24% of the voting rights in the company. The last set of results for the period to 30 June 2007 showed turnover up 31 per cent and profits before tax of £15m compared with a loss of £4.22m in 2006.
Old Firm Slip Behind The Elite - 01/05/2005
Two of the highest attendances in Europe are at Parkhead and Ibrox. Celtic regularly fill their 60,000 seats and Rangers their 50,000. Yet the Old Firm are slipping behind the football mainstream...
Rising Wages Pose Problems For Celtic - 26/08/2004
Celtic is finding it increasingly difficult to maintain both a quality squad and an affordable wage bill. This in spite of success on the pitch that saw them win the Scottish double for the 13th time last season...
Comparing the "Old Firm's" football finances - 11/04/2004
The Old Firm provide some interesting contrasts. Rangers are engaged in a three year plan to reduce the club's debts of £68m...
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