Official: Shareholders’ Meeting approves AC Milan financial statements including €24m net loss
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7-second readBy: Oliver Fisher Not long before the unveiling of the new stadium project, the AC Milan Shareholders’ Meeting took place to approve the accounts for 2025-26.
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Meeting took place to approve the accounts for 2025-26. The club’s official website confirmed that the Shareholders approved the financial statements for the fiscal year ended June 30, 2026.
The Group closed the 2025-26 fiscal year with revenue of €464.6m and a net loss of approximately €24m. The solid and diversified business model built over recent years, supported by operational excellence and cost control, enabled AC Milan to absorb a significant portion of the financial impact of its absence from European competitions.
Commercial performance remained strong, with sponsorship revenue exceeding €100m and average attendance surpassing 72,000 fans per match, the highest in Serie A for the second consecutive season.
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