Explained: All the key numbers from Cobblers' accounts

Cobblers filed their annual accounts for 2024/25 this afternoon but as always there’s so many numbers and so much to wade through that it’s difficult to cut through the noise and understand what it all actually means.

With that in mind, we’ve gone through the various details and summarised the key figures here…

9. Administrative expenses - £1.74m (up from £1.57m)

Off-field running costs. Increased largely due to the new East Stand (utilities, staffing, maintenance). Photo: Pete Norton

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10. Fixed assets - £8.57m (up from £4.14m)

Value of long-term assets like the stadium. The big jump is due to the completion of the East Stand, now counted as a major asset. Photo: Pete Norton

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11. Cash - £195k (up from £20k)

Money in the bank at the end of the year Photo: Pete Norton

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12. Potential future transfer income - £3.55m (up from £665k last year)

The club could receive up to £3.5m in add-ons and sell-ons from past deals. None of it is guaranteed, but it shows there’s significant upside baked into previous transfers. Photo: James Chance

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Explained: All the key numbers from Cobblers' accounts - and what they actually mean

Cobblers filed their annual accounts for 2024/25 this afternoon but as always there’s so many numbers and so much to wade through that it’s difficult to cut through the noise and understand what it all actually means.

9. Administrative expenses - £1.74m (up from £1.57m)

10. Fixed assets - £8.57m (up from £4.14m)

11. Cash - £195k (up from £20k)

12. Potential future transfer income - £3.55m (up from £665k last year)

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