Fluminense unveil 2025 accounts, revenue tops R$1bn, debt rises | OneFootball

Fluminense released its financial statements for the 2025 season this Thursday and reported record-breaking figures.

For the first time, the club surpassed the R$ 1 billion mark in gross revenue, closing the year with total revenue of R$ 1.022 billion.

The document, audited by BDO, also shows that the Tricolor’s total debt reached R$ 1.04 billion.

Despite the increase in debt, the club considers the growth to be under control.

According to Fluminense, the adjustment of the Selic rate alone would already have caused the amount to rise significantly, and a relevant part of the increase occurred due to investments in player signings, which account for about 25% of the current debt.

The financial statement also highlighted important positive results.

The club posted a surplus for the fourth consecutive year, this time of R$ 51.5 million, in addition to the highest EBITDA in its history, at R$ 191.4 million.

The indicator measures operational cash generation without considering financial and accounting effects.

Another point emphasized by the Tricolor was staying current on the Centralized Execution Regime (RCE), a mechanism used for the organized payment of debts.

According to the statement, approximately half of the total debt corresponds to taxes paid in long-term installments.

The club also celebrated the historic closeness between the amount collected and the total debt: R$ 1.022 billion in revenue against R$ 1.04 billion in liabilities.

Fluminense’s Club World Cup campaign was identified as one of the key factors behind revenue growth, mainly because of the prize money received.

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