Exeter City finances and accounts
Exeter City turned over AU$12.4m in 2023/24 and paid AU$9.7m in staff costs, which is 78.1% of everything the club earned.
Revenue by season
What Exeter City turned over in each year we hold accounts for.
Every measure, season by season
Costs are shown as the amount paid. A dash is a measure Exeter City does not report on its own.
| MEASURE | 2023/24 | 2022/23 | 2021/22 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Revenue | AU$12,415,319AU$12.4m | AU$11,044,461AU$11m | AU$8,557,073AU$8.6m |
| Staff costs | AU$9,701,300AU$9.7m | AU$9,265,045AU$9.3m | AU$7,511,034AU$7.5m |
| Wages and salaries | AU$8,782,582AU$8.8m | AU$9,265,045AU$9.3m | AU$7,511,034AU$7.5m |
| Other operating income | - | AU$2,239,546AU$2.2m | AU$3,609,734AU$3.6m |
| Cost of sales | AU$13,727,756AU$13.7m | AU$10,926,294AU$10.9m | AU$9,364,194AU$9.4m |
| Other operating costs | - | AU$4,355,651AU$4.4m | AU$3,313,762AU$3.3m |
| Operating result | -AU$5,570,083AU$5.6m | -AU$1,997,938AU$2m | -AU$511,149AU$511k |
| Pre-tax result | AU$344,116AU$344k | AU$590,158AU$590k | AU$2,331,961AU$2.3m |
| Wages to revenue | 78.1% | 83.9% | 87.8% |
What the wage bill covers
Staff costs are the whole payroll and not just the first team: players, coaching staff, the academy and everyone working at the ground. Exeter City paid AU$9.7m against AU$12.4m of revenue, so 78p of every pound went back out as pay.
League Two revenue
The 8 clubs in the division whose accounts cover the same twelve months. Follow a club for its own finances.
Frequently asked questions
How much revenue do Exeter City make?
Exeter City turned over AU$12.4m in 2023/24.
What is the Exeter City wage bill?
Exeter City paid AU$9.7m in staff costs in 2023/24, which is 78.1% of revenue.
Do Exeter City make a profit?
Exeter City made a pre-tax profit of AU$344k in 2023/24.
The accounts behind these figures
Filed by Exeter City A.F.C. Limited, company number 00097808. Every set of accounts read for this page.
- 2024/25 accounts
- 2023/24 accounts
- 2022/23 accounts
- 2021/22 accounts
- 2020/21 accounts
- 2019/20 accounts
- 2018/19 accounts
- 2017/18 accounts
- 2016/17 accounts
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