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Manchester United/$MANU

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About Manchester United

Manchester United PLC operates as a professional football club with related activities, generating revenue prominently through commercial, broadcasting, and matchday segments. The commercial segment monetizes the various brands via sponsorships, retail, merchandising, apparel, and product licensing. Broadcasting revenue comes from television rights linked to football leagues and competitions, alongside content delivered through its dedicated TV channel all over the globe. Matchday income includes ticket sales, hospitality, merchandise, and services at its stadium. Manchester United is based in England. The company's operations and fan base extend to many countries, supporting a diversified revenue model based on brand engagement and football-related content.
Ticker
$MANU
Sector
Consumer Discretionary
Primary listing
NYSE
Employees
805
Headquarters
Manchester, United Kingdom
Website
www.manutd.com

MANU Metrics

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$4.1B
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-$0.33
0.75
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What the Analysts think about MANU

Analyst ratings (Buy, Hold, Sell) for Manchester United stock.
Analyst projections of the future price of Manchester United stock.

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Manchester United delivered record 2025/26 revenue of £677.6 million and swung to a £22.6 million operating profit, even without European football. Lower operating costs helped lift adjusted EBITDA by 18.4% to a record £216.4 million. (SEC)
A third-place league finish secured a return to the Champions League, and the club forecasts 2026/27 revenue of £740–760 million. European competition and stronger broadcast income could support further revenue growth. (SEC)
New Betway and SumUp sponsorship deals replace previously vacant training-kit and sleeve slots, giving the club fresh commercial income. SumUp’s deal is reported to be worth more than its predecessor, while Betway’s agreement is understood to exceed £20 million a year. (Manchester Evening News, SportsPro)
The club remains loss-making: its net loss widened to £43 million in 2025/26, while net finance costs rose to £69.6 million. Borrowings increased and higher interest expense could absorb gains from better operating performance. (SEC, BBC Sport)
A poor start to the current season leaves United 17th after nine league games, with one league win and a nine-match winless run. Continued weak results could put Champions League income and the club’s broader revenue outlook at risk. (BBC Sport)
The planned new stadium could cost at least £2 billion, but United has yet to settle how to fund it. That major capital commitment could add pressure to a balance sheet already carrying more than £1 billion of overall debt. (BBC Sport, SportBusiness)
Data summarised monthly by Lightyear AI. Last updated on 5 Nov 2026.

MANU Financial Performance

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Q3 24
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MANU Earnings Performance

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Q4 23
Q1 24
Q2 24
Q3 24
Q4 24
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MANU News

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Manchester United records revenue despite Champions League absence

Proactive Investors2 months ago

Manchester United plc Announces Fourth Quarter Fiscal 2026 Earnings Report Date

Business Wire2 months ago

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CNBC3 months ago
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