
The season in which PSV celebrated its 110th anniversary and 25th national title has been a success with almost 10 million euros in profit and an increase in equity to more than 40 million euros not only sporting but also financial. This was revealed today at the presentation of the annual report for the 2023-2024 financial year.
With the growth of its equity capital to more than 40 million euros, PSV has for the first time returned to its pre-corona crisis level. The financial successes are mainly due to PSV 1's sporting results in the UEFA Champions League, record sales for the merchandise and commercial department and a consistently sold-out Philips Stadion. With a sales increase of over 50%, a record turnover of over 152 million euros was achieved.
In fiscal year 2023-2024, costs rose to nearly 141 million euros. This is an increase of 25 million compared to the previous fiscal year. This may be largely attributed to personnel costs as a result of the sporting successes and, in addition, investments in security at the Philips Stadium. All this makes for a positive operating result of EUR 11 million.
Transfer result
In 2023-2024, PSV celebrated its 25th national title and won the Johan Cruijff Schaal for the 14th time. The A-selection was successful in the UEFA Champions League and broke several national and club records. PSV Women developed further and reached the final of the Eredivisie Cup. Young PSV reached the final of the Premier League International Cup for the second year in a row, PSV O19 won the Otten Innovation Cup and several youth teams achieved a championship.
The balance between income from departing players and depreciation costs on players is positive, as it was last year. PSV realizes a transfer result of plus 2.7 million euros. The sales of Xavi Simons and Ibrahim Sangaré in the summer of 2023 and the sale of Yorbe Vertessen in the winter of 2024 are the biggest outgoing transfers of the fiscal year.
Forecast
With the placement for the league phase of the UEFA Champions League 2024-2025, PSV expects a positive operating result. The transfers of Jordan Teze and Jason van Duiven are insufficient to cover the total amortization costs, leaving a negative transfer result at the moment. The ambition is to achieve a net profit again this season and further strengthen equity.
The club thanks the players, players, youth players, technical staff, business partners and relations, suppliers, supporters, volunteers, the SB, the foundation board, the Association and its own staff for their efforts and contribution to a very successful season.