Revenue of 11 clubs: €0.35bn, 53% of it at Salzburg.

11 of 12 clubs with figures; second teams keep their accounts within the club, the rest are missing from the ÖFBL files.

Bundesliga 2019/20, sorted by Revenue
Pos. Club
1 Salzburg 1183.053.729.340.484.465.21.0
2 Rapid 242.118.343.5−0.214.924.81.1
3 LASK 434.314.642.74.34.532.12.6
4 Austria Wien 722.813.961.2−18.8−14.5−22.90.8
5 Sturm Graz 615.89.459.3−1.24.148.31.7
6 WAC 313.66.346.52.02.454.90.3
7 Admira 99.25.358.00.0−1.0−12.40.5
8 St. Pölten 128.15.163.8−0.4−1.3−53.00.2
9 Altach 87.44.257.6−0.11.733.70.2
10 WSG Tirol 106.33.961.90.30.731.00.1
11 Hartberg 55.03.367.40.30.319.60.1

No figures: SV Mattersburg – not in the Bundesliga file: second teams have no accounts of their own, and relegated clubs no longer appear in the following year's file.

revenue: from €157m (Salzburg) to €12m (Hartberg)

2018/19 to 2024/25, shared scale, sorted by 2019/20

Source: Österreichische Fußball-Bundesliga, annual reports

Hartberg: 5th in the table, 11th on revenue, the largest gap in the Bundesliga 2019/20

Bundesliga 2019/20, rank correlation 0.68

Source: Österreichische Fußball-Bundesliga, annual reports; final tables

Revenue: from €5.0m (Hartberg) to €183.0m (Salzburg)

11 clubs, 2019/20, €m

  • Median

Source: Österreichische Fußball-Bundesliga, annual reports

Equity ratio 2019/20: from 65% (Salzburg) to −53% (St. Pölten)

Shares of total equity and debt, as the league publishes the balance sheet, 2019/20

Source: Österreichische Fußball-Bundesliga, annual reports