FC Porto SAD posts €1.9m profit in first half of 2025/26 | OneFootball

Futebol Clube do Porto - Futebol, SAD recorded a consolidated net profit of €1.9m for the first half of 2025/26, an improvement of €1.3m year on year. According to O Jogo, the portion attributable to the parent company’s shareholders was a €0.9m loss, compared with a €0.3m profit in the same period of 2024/25, reflecting higher minority interests.

The club achieved these figures while competing in the Europa League in both periods, without the far larger Champions League income.

Operating revenue excluding player trading rose to €80.9m from €77.1m, despite a €2.2m fall in television income due to one fewer Portuguese league match.

Player trading delivered €41.6m, up from €26.4m. EBITDA reached €39.3m, compared with €35.1m a year earlier.

Net finance costs fell by €2.2m to €10.5m, helped by lower borrowings and a reduced average cost of debt after refinancing more expensive facilities.

Consolidated equity improved by €4.2m since 30 June, standing at negative €6.2m on 31 December 2025, versus negative €10.5m on 30 June 2025. Net financial debt decreased by €46.4m, and total liabilities were €2.0m lower than at 30 June.

Source: O Jogo