Rögle reports record turnover and profit for 2025/26

Rögle BK posted strong financial results for the 2025/26 season despite falling in the SM final. The club achieved record turnover and a solid profit while growing its equity.

Rögle BK recorded a turnover of 245.8 million kronor and a profit of 9.3 million kronor for the 2025/26 season. The figures represent an increase of 40 million kronor in turnover compared with the previous season, when the club posted a loss of 1.2 million kronor. Equity rose from nearly 19 million to almost 28 million kronor. Higher match revenues, a successful playoff run, controlled costs and strong support from fans and partners contributed to the outcome. Occupancy at Catena Arena remained high and interest in the club’s women’s section continued to grow. “This is proof that we are succeeding in combining growth with cost control,” said club chief financial officer Marina Ide Schultz.

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