Earlier today, Manchester United published their 2025 fiscal report, revealing their finances once again, announcing their sixth consecutive year with a loss.
Admittedly, the loss is significantly less than last year, falling from £36.3 million last year to £3.9 million this year, which is definitely a step in the right direction.
Alongside this improvement, The Red Devils generated £666.5 million in revenue, with £164.1 million of it coming from 4Q, to give United their highest ever revenue on record.
As well as signing new partnerships with the likes of Coca Cola, as well as retaining contracts with STATSports, Sir Jim Ratcliffe has been looking for routes to generate income, such as the club’s post season tour of Asia at the start of the summer, and their involvement in the Premier League Summer Series.
However, despite the improvements reports from Manchester United Stock Information have highlighted that the club’s stock has dropped.
On the New York Stock Exchange, Manchester United shares currently sit at £11.59 ($15.80), with yesterday seeing the stock’s low and high drop from £12.07 ($16.45) and £11.53 ($15.72) the day before, to £11.59 ($15.80) and £10.70 ($14.59).
Whilst the current position is still some way off the year to date low of £896 ($12.21) back in April 2025, it’s equally fallen considerably from the year to date high of £14.11 ($19.24) back in June 2025.
Yesterday also saw the highest number of trades in the stock for over a year, with 1,396,087 trades made, marking only the fourth time a daily volume has surpassed 1 million in 2025.
Previously the New York Stock Exchange promoted Manchester United and their stock, giving it a “buy” rating last December, after global investment bank UBS predicted revenue for the club as eventually reaching £800 million.
With United’s recent records of £666.5 million surpassing their previous years, it’s fair to say The Red Devils are well on their way to achieve their prediction.
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