The difficulties of TPS’s concluded seasons are not limited to the rink. The Turku club announced on Tuesday its results for the concluded financial year, and the figures do not flatter one of the league’s most traditional clubs. HC TPS Turku Oy group made a loss of 1.44 million euros with a turnover of 11.15 million euros.

This is a sharp drop compared to the previous financial year. A year earlier, TPS’s turnover was slightly higher, at 11.35 million euros, but the loss at that time was 284,000 euros.

CEO Aki Holma did not hide his disappointment in TPS’s announcement.

– The concluded season was a major disappointment for the entire organization. We did not achieve the goals we set.

According to Holma, both the sporting and financial sides require clear improvement.

– It is clear that we need to improve, and the upcoming season requires us to raise our level across the board. Despite the sporting downturn, it is positive that attendance continued to grow during the concluded financial year.

TPS has been struggling with financial challenges for several years, and the recent financial statement does not provide relief to the situation. In Turku, the focus is now on the upcoming “super season,” the success of which is even more important both on and off the rink.

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