Operating revenue, stripped of transfer income, hit €1.221 billion ($1.39 billion), up 3.1% on the year and the first time any sports entity has crossed the €1.2 billion ($1.37 billion) line. EBITDA reached €287.4 million ($327.6 million), up 18%, and net profit after tax was €26.3 million ($30 million), up 8%. Since 2018/19, the last full season before Real Madrid tore down its stadium and started over, revenue has grown 61%, from €757 million ($863 million) to €1.221 billion ($1.39 billion). Stadium revenue has more than doubled, up 107% to €363 million ($413.8 million), while marketing and sponsorship income is up 82% to €539 million ($614.5 million). Real Madrid has now topped that list for three straight editions and is the only club to have cleared the billion-euro mark in consecutive years.