Aston Villa's parent company NSWE UK Limited has posted a loss of nearly £100 million in its latest financial accounts, according to documents filed at Companies House today.
The figures, covering the 12 months to June 30, 2025, reveal losses of £96.7 million. This comes just over a month after the club itself reported a profit of £17 million, a significant improvement after two years of losses.
The club's accounts also confirmed record revenues of £378.1 million, an increase of more than £100 million compared to the previous year.
In June 2025, Villa sold the women's team and the 3,500-capacity The Warehouse entertainment development at Villa Park to the club's ownership group. Without these transactions, the club would have been at serious risk of breaching Premier League profit and sustainability regulations.
Football finance expert Kieran Maguire highlighted the importance of how club ownerships are structured under current regulations. He said: "NSWE UK Ltd, Aston Villa’s parent company, which nets off all the intra group transactions such as selling the women’s team and real estate to itself, publishes a £96.7m loss, compared to a £17m profit of its subsidiary. Shows the importance of complex group structures."
