First posted on PATREON and SUBSTACK
By JOHN DAVIDSON
HULL KR have published their financial accounts for 2025, showing an increase in net liabilities by more than £1.3 million to £8.136 million.
The accounts of Hull Kingston Rovers Football Club Limited can be viewed on Companies House. They show that the Robins had net liabilities of £8.136 million at the end of the 2025 financial year, compared with £6.792 million a year earlier.
At the end of 2025 the club had current assets of £2.791 million, but its liabilities falling due within one year stood at £3.167 million, leaving it with net current liabilities of £376,484.
Hull KR saw an increase of approximately £1.25 million in long-term creditors, meaning it owed £8.770 million to creditors falling due after more than one year.
The club’s tangible fixed assets were valued at £1.011 million, down from £1.054 million in 2024.
Hull KR’s average number of employees, including directors, increased from 145 to 153 during 2025.
The accounts do not provide a full profit and loss figure.
Last year the Robins won their first-ever treble, claiming the Challenge Cup, the League Leaders’ Shield and the Super League grand final.
