Borussia Dortmund (BVB) Investor Presentation summary
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Investor Presentation summary
13 Jun, 2025Management and corporate structure
Led by CEO Hans-Joachim Watzke, CFO Thomas Treb, CMO Carsten Cramer, and Dr. Robin Steden as Head of IR & Legal Counsel.
Operates globally with offices in Dortmund, Shanghai, and Singapore, and a presence in over 30 countries.
Group structure includes subsidiaries for merchandising, events, travel, academy, and Asia-Pacific operations.
Shareholder structure is highly diversified, with free float at 67.24% and notable stakes held by Evonik, SIGNAL IDUNA, PUMA, and others.
Governance includes a supervisory board, advisory board, and annual general meeting, ensuring oversight and strategic direction.
Market positioning and brand
Recognized as one of the most successful and decorated football clubs in Europe, with 8 German championships and a Champions League title.
Maintains a global brand with 56.5 million followers, 175,000 club members, and a strong digital presence.
Owns and operates Germany’s largest stadium, SIGNAL IDUNA PARK, with a capacity of 81,365 and near 100% utilization.
Bundesliga remains the best-attended European league, and BVB ranks 13th globally by revenue and 2nd in Germany.
Positioned in the "sweet spot" of European football, balancing player development, financial returns, and consistent European competition access.
Business model and operations
Core business pillars: sporting success, high-potential player development, brand/fan engagement, match operations, TV marketing, advertising, merchandising, and transfer deals.
Virtuous cycle: Bundesliga performance ensures Champions League access, driving revenue and talent attraction.
Strong youth academy and global scouting network, with a proven track record of developing and selling high-value players.
Commercial network includes long-term sponsorships, merchandising, hospitality, and digital content, with a loyal and engaged fanbase.
Comprehensive ESG strategy, including decarbonization, anti-discrimination, and sustainable merchandising initiatives.
Latest events from Borussia Dortmund
- Net profit more than doubled on stable revenue, driven by strong transfer income and cost control.BVB
Q2 202613 Feb 2026 - Net profit surged to €22.9 million on stable revenue and strong transfer income.BVB
Q1 202614 Nov 2025 - Revenue up, but profit and transfer income down sharply; cash flow from operations improved.BVB
Q4 202526 Sep 2025 - Revenue up, but profit and transfer income fell sharply amid high player investment.BVB
Q1 24/2513 Jun 2025 - Record revenue and profit achieved, with a proposed EUR 0.06 dividend per share.BVB
H2 23/2413 Jun 2025 - Revenue up, profit down as transfer income drops; outlook and liquidity remain solid.BVB
Q3 20256 Jun 2025 - Net profit and revenue fell sharply as transfer income dropped, but guidance is maintained.BVB
Q2 20255 Jun 2025