Key Takeaways
- Manchester United's deep UEFA Europa League run led to better-than-expected revenue gains in the fiscal third quarter.
- Manchester United, which has a record-tying 20 top-flight English football league titles, finished 15th in the 20-team Premier League this past season, far below its usual standards.
- However, it made it to the final of the UEFA Europa League, and it attributed the revenue gains to "additional matches played in the quarter as a result of strong performance" in the competition.
Manchester United (MANU) had a disappointing 2024-25 Premier League campaign. Its deep UEFA Europa League run, however, led to better-than-expected revenue gains in the fiscal third quarter.
T🌞he soccer giant on Friday reported quarterly revenue that surged 17% year-over-year to 160.5 million British pounds ($217.1 million).💫 Analysts surveyed by Visible Alpha had expected 157.3 million pounds ($212.8 million).
Manchester United attributed the revenue gains to "additional matches played in the quarter as a result of strong performance in the UEFA Europa League and high demand for the Club's hospitality offering."
Manchester United, which has a record-tying 20 top-flight English football league titles, finished 15th in the 20-team Premier League this past season, far below its usual standards. However, it made it to the final of the Europa League, losing 1-0 to Tottenham Hotspur.
The company raised its fiscal 2025 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:adjusted EBITDA outlook to between GBP180 million and GBP190 million from GBP145 million to GBP160 million. It also lifted the low end of its revenue projection to bet﷽ween GBP660 million and GBP670 million, which it sees "at the higher end" of the range♓.
Manchester United stock soared close to 15% in recent trading Friday, 🦂but remains dow🌺n about 9% for the year so far.