Hertha BSC makes 83.3 million euros loss

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Bundesliga club Bertha BSC has also felt the effects of the corona crisis in the past season. As the club announced on Thursday, the branched Bertha BSC GmbH & Co. GAA generated a minus of 83.3 million euros from 1 July 2020 to 30 June 2021.

In the time already affected by the Pandemic, the club had a shortfall of 59 million euros.

This time, 114.5 million euros are facing €197.8 million in expenses. According to Final Managing Director of Ingo Schiller, the minus is about half approximately by Corona and half by investing in previous years to explain.

However, equity of the professional department thus grew by €65.5 million to 212.2 million, while the liabilities reduced from 141.8 million to 99.7 million euros.

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