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Sheffield Wednesday Annual Report & Accounts 2011


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Am sure one of the financial experts the Owls have on here will help you out !

 

Salmonbones or Titanic at a guess.

 

SEEMs a hell of a lot of charity in the form of debt "write offs"...

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Last season, as part of the takeover strategy our operating losses were offset by the waiver of the intercompany debt (of £21.4m) and although no money changed hands, the accounting treatment saw the eventual profit reach £15.8m.

 

In English please

Posted
Last season, as part of the takeover strategy our operating losses were offset by the waiver of the intercompany debt (of £21.4m) and although no money changed hands, the accounting treatment saw the eventual profit reach £15.8m.

 

In English please

 

I don't really speak accountant but I believe it says that we were operating at a loss until the larger intercompany debt was written off, leading to an annual profit as a result?

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I don't like the look of the operating loss of over 6 million to be honest!

 

One thing that does confuse me about this though is that a big chunk of the season ticket revenue would have been after the financial year ended, so perhaps it isn't that bad.

 

Not brilliant results, but could have been a lot worse.

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I don't like the look of the operating loss of over 6 million to be honest!

 

One thing that does confuse me about this though is that a big chunk of the season ticket revenue would have been after the financial year ended, so perhaps it isn't that bad.

 

Not brilliant results, but could have been a lot worse.

 

Considering you lads are down to the bones already and have a few ground improvements to do how do you see Wednesday turning their loss into a profit over the next 6 months?

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Haa, haa! Lovely stuff. :hihi:

 

That pre-tax profit of 15million includes the 21million that was written off by the Co-op Bank. Wednesday showed an operating loss of 6.8million. They have a debt of 6.4million owed to UK Football Investments, and a further 3.1million of other long term debt. What happened to the "debt-free" club?

 

LOVELY STUFF INDEED

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