Financial Overview
Year |
Turnover |
Pre-tax profit |
Wages / Turnover ratio (%) |
Employees |
2007/08 |
64.452 |
6.567 |
53.3 |
267 |
2006/07 |
41.768 |
-6.310 |
58.1 |
269 |
2005/06 |
61.165 |
0.092 |
45.8 |
292 |
2004/05 |
55.134 |
12.410 |
48.3 |
358 |
2003/04 |
57.079 |
-5.939 |
53.2 |
324 |
2002/03 |
49.035 |
-29.605 |
71.3 |
452 |
2001/02 |
44.812 |
-35.328 |
83.2 |
399 |
2000/01 |
47.033 |
-17.531 |
70.0 |
399 |
1999/00 |
51.695 |
-24.099 |
66.3 |
340 |
1998/99 |
36.526 |
-25.123 |
85.7 |
319 |
1997/98 |
32.526 |
-10.264 |
62.5 |
313 |
1996/97 |
31.664 |
-12.911 |
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1995/96 |
30.708 |
1.597 |
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Match Attendance since 1999/2000
(domestic league matches only)
Archived Articles on Rangers FC
Rangers Insisted They Won't Lose Out - 11/02/2009
Rangers have insisted that they won't lose out even though sponsors JJB Sports have been hit with financial problems...
Smith Wants Rangers Out Of Scotland - 24/12/2008
Glasgow Rangers manager Walter Smith has revealed that the club would be prepared to field a 'B' team to fulfill their Scottish League obligations in order to bridge the gap with Europe's elite clubs...
Rangers Supremo Awaits Right Offer - 07/12/2008
Glasgow Rangers owner Sir David Murray has made it clear that he is ready to sell the club which he purchased for £6m in 1988...
Early Exit Hits Rangers' Income - 08/08/2008
Rangers' Champions League exit at the hands of FBK Kaunas will hit the club's finances. A conservative estimate of the amount lost by failing to reach the group stage of the Champions' League is around £8m to £10m. On top of that £1m could have been earnt, via gate receipts and television revenue, from the third qualifying round tie with Danish champions Aalborg. In previous seasons, a club like Rangers could soften the blow by increasing their off-pitch commercial activities but, with the financial climate hitting supporters' income, that option is to a large extent closed off. Scottish financial analysts think that Rangers probably set a budget for playing in the Champions League and another for the Uefa Cup, but probably didn't consider not qualifying for either tournament.
Rangers Get Euro Boost - 20/02/2008
Rangers have reported profits of over £3m as a result of their involvement in the Champions League which brought them matches with Barcelona, Lyon and Stuttgart. The club narrowly failed to qualify for the last 16 of the tournament and are hoping for an extended run in the Uefa Cup. Interim results for the six months to 31st December 2007 showed an increase of £3.8m in profit before interest and tax to £3.1m. Figures for 2006 showed a loss of £0.7m. The results also demonstrated a £10m increase in turnover to £33.1m, while retained profit increased by £3.8m to £2.3m. Chairman Sir David Murray emphasised the importance of not just relying on Champions League success but continuing investment throughout the business to deliver long-term stability and success.
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...more
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...more
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