AIK Fotboll (AIK) Q2 2025 earnings summary

Executive summary

• Q2 2025 revenue increased to SEK 81.0M, a 23% rise year-over-year, driven by strong match, event, and merchandise sales, but H1 revenue declined to SEK 123.1M from SEK 131.5M.

• Q2 operating loss widened to SEK -9.6M from SEK -8.9M; H1 operating loss deepened to SEK -19.7M from SEK -6.8M, with higher costs offsetting commercial gains.

• Net loss after tax improved in Q2 2025 to SEK -6.2M from SEK -7.0M, but H1 net loss worsened to SEK -30.6M from SEK -14.7M.

• Cash flow for Q2 improved to SEK -7.9M from SEK -33.2M; equity decreased to SEK 30.4M as of June 30, 2025, from SEK 50.5M a year earlier.

• Strategic framework launched in April 2025 aims for long-term growth and improved financial stability.

Financial highlights

• Q2 revenue rose by SEK 15.4M year-over-year, but H1 revenue fell by SEK 8.4M.

• Q2 net loss after tax was SEK -6.2M, improved from SEK -7.0M; H1 net loss after tax worsened by SEK 15.9M.

• Earnings per share in H1 was SEK -1.40, down from SEK -0.67 year-over-year; Q2 EPS was -0.29 SEK (vs. -0.32 SEK).

• Cash flow for Q2 was SEK -7.9M, a significant improvement from SEK -33.2M last year.

• Investments in player contracts reached SEK 41.9M in H1 2025.

Outlook and guidance

• After the period, the men's team ranked fourth in Allsvenskan after 21 rounds with 37 points; the women's team ranked sixth in OBOS Damallsvenskan after 15 rounds with 22 points.

• The men's team was eliminated from the UEFA Europa Conference League in the third qualifying round.

• Management emphasizes balancing sporting quality with youth development and a strategic focus on commercial growth, cost control, and data-driven player recruitment.