Wrexham AFC finances
Wrexham AFC made record revenue of £33.3m in the year to 30 June 2025 but lost £15.2m after tax, as wages nearly doubled to £19.95m (60% of revenue) during the promotion to the Championship. The latest accounts filed cover 2024-25; the 2025-26 accounts are due in 2027.
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The accounts
| Year | Revenue | Wages (share of revenue) | Result after tax | Staff |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Year to 30 June 2025 (League One, promoted) | £33.3m | £19.95m (60%) | £15.2m loss | 313 |
| Year to 30 June 2024 (League Two, promoted) | £26.7m | £11.04m (41%) | £2.7m loss | 255 |
From Wrexham AFC Limited's annual report and financial statements, as analysed by The ESK and reported by Wrexham.com (May 2026). Wage share is our arithmetic.
Where the money comes from and goes
Sponsorship and advertising brought in £17.34m in 2024-25, 52% of revenue and up 32% on the year. The loss also includes a £3.76m write-off: the club's whole cash balance held with Argentex, a payments firm that went into special administration.
The balance sheet moved from net liabilities of £8.66m to net assets of £11.88m, helped by new shares issued to the owners and investors. Who those are: who owns Wrexham. The biggest project is the new Kop: the new Kop.
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- Is Wrexham AFC profitable?
- No. In the year to 30 June 2025 the club lost £15.2m after tax on record revenue of £33.3m, mainly because the wage bill nearly doubled to £19.95m during the push for promotion to the Championship.
- How much money does Wrexham make?
- Revenue was £33.3m in 2024-25, up about 25% from £26.7m. Sponsorship and advertising was the biggest single stream at £17.3m, more than half the total.
- Who funds Wrexham's losses?
- The owners and investors, through new shares: the club went from net liabilities of £8.66m in June 2024 to net assets of £11.88m in June 2025, helped by share issues.