By JOHN DAVIDSON
LEIGH Leopards have published their financial accounts for 2025, revealing increases in cash reserves, net assets and liabilities.
The accounts of Sporting Cub Leigh Limited, the parent company behind the Rhinos, can be viewed on Companies House.
In them, they show that last year Leigh’s cash reserves grew from £356,554 in 2024 to £570,693, while its net assets also grew from £1.649 million to £1.710 million.
In 2025 the Leopards also saw an increase in liabilities, with creditors due within one year rising from £557,892 to £898,487, while the amount owed to long-term creditor AB Sundecks Limited, which is a company also owned by club chairman Derek Beaumont, increased from £211,360 to £314,653.
The accounts do not provide a full profit and loss figure, but do show that fixed assets increased from £247,501 to £410,576, and stocks went up to £124,720, compared with £42,640 in 2024.
During 2025, Leigh’s average monthly number of employees dropped to 69 from 90 in 2024.
The accounts also reveal a £100,000 sponsorship from Debeau Limited, another company owned by Beaumont, during last year.
The Leopards were promoted back into Super League in 2023.
Currently they sit in fifth place on the ladder, just six points behind league leaders Leeds.
