First published on PATREON and SUBSTACK
By JOHN DAVIDSON
BRADFORD Bulls have published their financial accounts for 2025, revealing their short-term debts have doubled.
The accounts of Bradford Bulls 2017 Limited can be viewed on Companies House. They show that Bradford’s net current liabilities increased to £505,790, up from £123,593 in 2024, while its creditors due within one year nearly doubled from £769,624 to £1.487 million.
During 2025 the Bulls’ net assets dropped from £902,553 to £736,866, while its current assets rose to £981,460, largely driven by an increase in total debtors to £832,661.
That figure includes £166,250 owed to the club by its parent company, Bradford Bulls Holdings Limited.
Last year Bradford’s average monthly headcount went down from 161 to 124 employees.
The accounts show accumulated profit and loss losses of £594,605, increasing from £453,743 in 2024.
The club’s financial foundation is anchored by its 150-year leasehold on Odsal Stadium, which was valued by real estate company Knight Frank at £2.31 million.
This year Bradford were promoted back into Super League for the first time since the 2014 season.
