Fosun's Profits Rise Considerably in 2021

[Jay Jay de Wolf]

Wolves owner Fosun's profits rise to £1.2 billion

Wolves owner Fosun International today revealed that profits rose in 2021 to £1.2 billion.

www.expressandstar.com

WWFC (Wolves) forms part of the Happiness segment of the group, which also includes Thomas Cook and Club Med.
Happiness achieved revenue of £7.9bn during the year – an increase of 19.4 per cent. Fosun Tourism contributed £1.1bn with a year-on-year increase of 31.2 per cent.

 

[Mile End Wanderer]

Means nothing for Wolves though. Jeff said barriers to conquer to invest heavily in Wolves again….

 

[SteveBullsKnee]

Wolves owner Fosun's profits rise to £1.2 billion

Wolves owner Fosun International today revealed that profits rose in 2021 to £1.2 billion.

www.expressandstar.com

WWFC (Wolves) forms part of the Happiness segment of the group, which also includes Thomas Cook and Club Med.
Happiness achieved revenue of £7.9bn during the year – an increase of 19.4 per cent. Fosun Tourism contributed £1.1bn with a year-on-year increase of 31.2 per cent.

We should have a poll

 

[Ned Stark]

We should have a poll

Have Wolves Owners Ambition to Make Profit More Than Villa Owners Profit Over The Last Year - Or Didn't They?

something like that you mean?

 

[sheffwolf]

The Fosun Facebook post reads “Fosun International announces 2021 Annual Results: Total revenue increased by 18% to RMB161.29 billion, Striving to pursue steady and sustainable development.”

I’m very happy if that same ethos is applied to Wolves.

 

[BlahBlah]

The Fosun Facebook post reads “Fosun International announces 2021 Annual Results: Total revenue increased by 18% to RMB161.29 billion, Striving to pursue steady and sustainable development.”

I’m very happy if that same ethos is applied to Wolves.

exactly, the people complaining about "only" a net transfer spend of 15 million and ignoring the small profit over the last couple of seasons are out of their ******* minds...pure bloody selfishness and ignorance.
If you applied the same reasoning to the United Kingdom, we have lost untold billions through poor management and that loss is going to be reclaimed from the public by mandatory tax rises, higher costs, lower relative wages, and a corresponding big drop in living standards. ...maybe even shortening ours and our family's lives.
But lets concentrate on criticising Wolves instead? Wolves might be one of the few businesses who'll be left standing strongly in a couple of years....the team is going to be transient as football teams always are.