Sydney Roosters.
Statement on Page 4 of the Financial Statements of the Easts Group
The Easts Group of Clubs reported a post-tax profit of over $4.7 million in 2024, contributing to a combined profit of more than $53 million across the Easts Group and Sydney Roosters over the past six years. The Football Club has not required financial assistance from the Leagues Club during this time.
It appears that the Roosters are a self sustaining football club. Obviously gate revenues, corporate entertainments and sponsorship plus NRL Grants are sufficient to manage the football operations.
The Leagues club do not seem to consolidate income from the football club operations into their financial report. There is no income line for ticket sales, corporate sponsorship and NRL Grants
Several years ago, Simon Cook, ex CEO of Ashfield stated his wish was to see Wests Tigers be financially viable to operate indpendantly without the financial support of the Leagues club, to allow the leagues club to fund other local community organisations instead.
Statement on Page 4 of the Financial Statements of the Easts Group
The Easts Group of Clubs reported a post-tax profit of over $4.7 million in 2024, contributing to a combined profit of more than $53 million across the Easts Group and Sydney Roosters over the past six years. The Football Club has not required financial assistance from the Leagues Club during this time.
It appears that the Roosters are a self sustaining football club. Obviously gate revenues, corporate entertainments and sponsorship plus NRL Grants are sufficient to manage the football operations.
The Leagues club do not seem to consolidate income from the football club operations into their financial report. There is no income line for ticket sales, corporate sponsorship and NRL Grants
Several years ago, Simon Cook, ex CEO of Ashfield stated his wish was to see Wests Tigers be financially viable to operate indpendantly without the financial support of the Leagues club, to allow the leagues club to fund other local community organisations instead.
