Inter's Financial Situation

[Ziyad]

We need a stadium badly,that alone will bring in soo much money.The bad thing is that we won't get one done by 2015.

 

[William]

I heard BBilan are building new one only for them?If they have a new one then we need it too...

Really??? I never heard anything about them wanting a new stadium, I thought if they are too tight to buy players then a stadium is a joke for them

We need a stadium badly,that alone will bring in soo much money.The bad thing is that we won't get one done by 2015.

2015? If we get the planning through next week JZ will have it built in a month

 

[InteristaLT]

I dunno if its true about bbilan maybe its a joke.But it would be better if they they get the fuck out of San Siro

 

[William]

I dunno if its true about bbilan maybe its a joke.But it would be better if they they get the fuck out of San Siro

To be honest it would be better if we did because if they stay there then they will still be stuggling financially whereas we will be like look at all of our money generated by the stadio Giacinto Facchetti

 

[FrenteAtlético1985]

MY FINANCIAL SITUATION IS MEJOR WHY LA DEL INTER MILANO, PORQUE ME SALE DEL ANO

 

[Nero Indigo]

I dunno if its true about bbilan maybe its a joke.But it would be better if they they get the fuck out of San Siro

I don't understand how you think it would be better if AC Milan gets out of the San Siro!!? So you want us to shoulder the stadium by ourselves? We need to get the hell out of there before it puts this club on a wheel chair. WE DO NOT OWN THE SAN SIRO! The city of Milan owns the freaking stadium. We pay rent and they take a chunk out of our ticket sales. We need to generate our own money, and building a new stadium makes it a sure thing.

 

[DARi0]

I found this article about how we oficially bagged €48,759,000 from UEFA

Inter lead 2009/10 prize money list
Published: Tuesday 24 August 2010, 9.00CET

http://www.uefa.com/uefa/management/finance/news/newsid=1517274.html

:crazy:

 

[William]

Thats a great amount of money coming in. Should put it towards the new stadium

 

[DIN011]

I found this article about how we oficially bagged €48,759,000 from UEFA



http://www.uefa.com/uefa/management/finance/news/newsid=1517274.html

:crazy:

And yet we can't pay fucking 15M for Masch.

 

[CafeCordoba]

And yet we can't pay fucking 15M for Masch.

15m€ wouldn't have bagged Masch. He cost £16m + £6m to Barcelona, so in euros about 20m + 7m.

 

[rsz85]

That Gazzetta amounts are net salaries next to the players and the 150 million is a sum gross wage inter have to pay. Just count it.

But since this table was made we lost: Vieira, Quaresma, Toldo, Balotelli, Arnautovic and Krhin and their wages (Net 13,4 ~Gross 26)

So now we can have a ~125million check of annual wages + new players (Castelazzi, Biabiany and Coutinho, but dont think that they earn a lot, i think maximum 3 million together, that's 6 in gross)

So now we can pay about 130 million. +we have the 5 million Benitez instead of the 10-12 (?) million josé.

That's a good way of decreasing the payables.

(We hope there will be much more sales (Burdisso, Suazo, Rivas etc.)

 

[Intermilano90]

I think Moratti revealed something about a new stadium being ready in 2014. We really need a new stadium very badly and stay away from those bastards.

 

[DIN011]

15m€ wouldn't have bagged Masch. He cost £16m + £6m to Barcelona, so in euros about 20m + 7m.

I know, CC, but our offer was 6M + Muntari.

 

[blackmore]

I know, CC, but our offer was 6M + Muntari.

you call that an offer....

 

[Intermilano90]

Liverpool are in need of money to cover their debts, and their not stupid like Barcelona to sell and important player like Mascherano for 15mil or less. We are talking a club with more than 300mil pounds of debt. The club itself won't cost that much.

 

[DIN011]

you call that an offer....

I call it shit covered in shit with shit filling...I was trying to be polite.

 

[achilles]

Inter's future is closely tied to Saras, and they are in a very critical sector (energy), so I don't think we have to be worried too much. They make more than $1 billion in revenue a year, so there is a lot of cash coming through there, but their profits are currently about 5% of that.

 

[Universe]

Inter's future is closely tied to Saras, and they are in a very critical sector (energy), so I don't think we have to be worried too much. They make more than $1 billion in revenue a year, so there is a lot of cash coming through there, but their profits are currently about 5% of that.

If anything, I'm under the impression that Saras is not doing to well..

 

[achilles]

Well, its all relative. Saras had a knockout year in 2009. This could have been because right at the start of 2009 oil prices were very low, so they could have been buying unrefined fuel cheap early in the year and then benefitting from higher prices later in the year.

The bottom line is that Saras can refine something like 110m barrels of gas per year, and currently (the last 6 months) has made $1 per barrel of refined gas. So that clearly is atleast $110m of profit yearly. If they can increase their margins, either by lowering input costs, or increase sales through charging higher prices things look significantly better. They make about $5 billion in revenue yearly, and its not asking too much for a company to make a margin of say 5%, which would equal $250m per year.

Profitability fluctuates obviously, but things don't get much worse than they are currently for refiners because: high input prices, stagnant output prices. Crude is quite expensive, but the demand for gas is lower than the last few years.

In terms of long term outlook, though, the sector is very stable, and esp. in good times, profitable.

 

[CafeCordoba]

Well, Saras didn't give any dividends this year and dividends are the income or Moratti family. And generally the success of saras is irrelevant for the future or inter cause FFP rules restricts the outside money streams to the clubs.