“To the conversion to equity of shareholder loans for 76 million euros carried out in September 2023, a further conversion of 22 million euros is added today with effect from 31 March 2024. In the current season the support from the majority shareholder has reached a total of 98 million Euros.”

“INTER REVENUES FIRST HALF: +35% In the first half of the year, revenues amounted to 265.4 million Euros, up by 34.6% or 91.8 million Euros compared to the same reference period, accompanied by a substantial stabilization of costs. The increase was driven by market operations in the 2023 summer session, amounting to 41.7 million euros. Furthermore, the values ​​of audiovisual rights and matchday revenues increased for a total of 29.4 million euros. To complete the picture, the increase in the value of sponsorship revenues, generated mainly by the renewal with the technical sponsor Nike and with the Jersey Sponsor Paramount+, and by the retail & licensing division of the Club.”

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by ForzaInter_1908

3 comments
  1. TBF it’s hard to really understand the financial health on half a year, as this includes some big transfers like onana. However all sponsorships climbing is good to see.

  2. So does this mean we might actually have a chance of getting some players this year that are not above the age of 32 go for 10 mil

  3. > “To the conversion to equity of shareholder loans for 76 million euros carried out in September 2023, a further conversion of 22 million euros is added today with effect from 31 March 2024

    Does this mean Suning directly waived 76m debt to Inter? Given that they’re already 100% holding Inter, what’s the point of converting loans to equity.

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