BY JOHN DAVIDSON
Hull FC recorded a loss before tax of £1.68 million and its net liabilities increased to almost £6.9 million in 2025, according to the club’s financial accounts.
The accounts of Hull Super League Limited can be viewed on Companies House.
They show that last year the club posted a loss after tax of £1.68 million, an increase from £940,000 in 2024, while its operating loss went up from £833,000 to £1.62 million.
Net liabilities increased from £5.21 million to £6.89 million.
But last year Hull FC’s turnover increased from £6.26 million to £7.2 million.
Long-term creditors increased from £2.80 million to £4.34 million.
In 2025 the Black & Whites made contractual commitments relating to players and coaches of £7.54 million, which was down from £8.99 million in the previous year.
The club’s average workforce increased from 91 employees to 98.
