Figures from this source
- EstimateRevenue (Forbes, net of stadium revenues used for debt payments), 2017 (year to March 2018)$288m
- EstimateOperating income, EBITDA (Forbes), 2017 (year to March 2018)−$2.4m
- EstimateRevenue (Forbes, net of stadium revenues used for debt payments), 2018 (year to March 2019)$320m
- EstimateOperating income, EBITDA (Forbes), 2018 (year to March 2019)$31m
- EstimateRevenue (Forbes, net of stadium revenues used for debt payments), 2019 (year to March 2020)$315m
- EstimateOperating income, EBITDA (Forbes), 2019 (year to March 2020)$31m
- EstimateRevenue (Forbes, net of stadium revenues used for debt payments), 2020 (year to March 2021)$129m
- EstimateOperating income, EBITDA (Forbes), 2020 (year to March 2021)−$35m
- EstimateRevenue (Forbes, net of stadium revenues used for debt payments), 2021 (year to March 2022)$313m
- EstimateOperating income, EBITDA (Forbes), 2021 (year to March 2022)$71m
- EstimateRevenue (Forbes, net of stadium revenues used for debt payments), 2022 (year to March 2023)$363m
- EstimateOperating income, EBITDA (Forbes), 2022 (year to March 2023)$86m
- EstimateRevenue (Forbes, net of stadium revenues used for debt payments), 2023 (year to March 2024)$396m
- EstimateOperating income, EBITDA (Forbes), 2023 (year to March 2024)$76m
- EstimateRevenue (Forbes, net of stadium revenues used for debt payments), 2024 (year to March 2025)$379m
- EstimateOperating income, EBITDA (Forbes), 2024 (year to March 2025)$43m
- EstimateRevenue (Forbes, net of stadium revenues used for debt payments), 2025 (year to March 2026)$390m
- EstimateOperating income, EBITDA (Forbes), 2025 (year to March 2026)$24m
- EstimateRevenue/OI, unlabeled earlier Forbes row (probably 2016, year to March 2017), 2016? (year to March 2017)