Report on Financial Statements

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leedsunited.com 27/12/12
Leeds United Football Club Limited ('Leeds United') is the primary wholly owned subsidiary of Leeds City Holdings Limited ('Holdings').
The financial year end for both companies is 30th June 2012.

Leeds United Football Club Limited Headlines
 Turnover: 2012 - £31,080,000 : 2011 - £32,678,000
Operating Profit: 2012 - (£3,348,000): 2011 - £939,000
Overall Profit: 2012 - £317,000 : 2011 - £3,504,000
  • Turnover decreased by 4.9% in the period.
  • Gate receipts decreased by 10.6% in the period to £11,368,000 which represents 36.6% of turnover.
  • First Team Squad and Management costs were £12,869,000 compared to £11,614,000 in the previous period in the Championship and represents 41.4% of turnover.
  • Leeds United employed an average of 213 full time employees during the period compared to 207 in the previous period. In addition, 667 casual part time people were employed.

Leeds City Holdings Limited (Consolidated) Headlines
 Turnover: 2012 - £33,097,000 : 2011 - £34,475,000
Operating Profit: 2012 - (£4,193,000): 2011 - £509,000
Overall Profit: 2012 - (£536,000) : 2011 - £509,000
  • These figures include the accounts for Leeds United Media Limited, Yorkshire Radio Limited, Leeds United Centenary Pavilion Limited and Leeds United Football Club Limited.

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