Close Brothers Seydler Research AG - BVB Aktie - Borussia Dortmund
Close Brothers Seydler Research AG - BVB Aktie - Borussia Dortmund
Close Brothers Seydler Research AG - BVB Aktie - Borussia Dortmund
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<strong>Borussia</strong> <strong>Dortmund</strong> GmbH & CO KGaA<br />
Market environment<br />
Football is today, based on the number of members in associations, the most<br />
practiced sport in Germany and Europe. In addition, each year millions of viewers<br />
visit the stadiums (103m attendees in 2011/12) and organizer of football events are<br />
also pleased about increasing number of spectators (the 2012 UEFA Champions<br />
League final had a global live reach of over 300m viewers). Despite a background<br />
of recession and economic turbulence people are continuing to enjoy football.<br />
Football is one of the<br />
biggest markets in<br />
Europe<br />
This raises the question of in which way/instance and through which sub-markets<br />
professional clubs and leagues generate revenues and which are the determinants<br />
to alter revenue streams. This chapter is divided into two segments: national/<br />
German market and the international/European market. The clear focus lies on the<br />
European region because in Europe football has always played the most important<br />
role. Another focal point has been the inclusion of only the first division of the<br />
national leagues. Particular subjects involved the development of revenues in<br />
recent years, exploitation of broadcasting rights, number of attendees and<br />
employees expenses.<br />
National/ Germany<br />
Professional football in Germany consists of the Erste and Zweite Bundesliga.<br />
Generally, overviews in terms of revenues and revenue streams, EBITDA and<br />
earnings development are only covered for the Erste Bundesliga.<br />
Football in Germany<br />
Note: Comparing the Social media activity (based on Facebook likes) of all 18<br />
Bundesliga clubs you can see that all clubs are more popular than at the start of the<br />
season. However, not many clubs are above League average and <strong>BVB</strong> even<br />
managed to be on the top (based on Change in %) and hence remains on rank 2<br />
behind FC Bayern München.<br />
Facebook likes comparison<br />
Facebook likes 01.08.2012 16.5.2013<br />
Source: facebook.de, media.news.de, CBS <strong>Research</strong> <strong>AG</strong><br />
Change<br />
in %<br />
FC Bayern München 4,687,366 7,056,713 50.5%<br />
<strong>Borussia</strong> <strong>Dortmund</strong> 1,418,137 2,556,321 80.3%<br />
FC Schalke 04 575,259 674,454 17.2%<br />
SV Werder Bremen 416,247 449,686 8.0%<br />
Hamburger SV 368,285 407,963 10.8%<br />
VfB Stuttgart 270,976 295,262 9.0%<br />
Eintracht Frankfurt 194,781 228,326 17.2%<br />
<strong>Borussia</strong> Mönchengladbach 178,039 221,010 24.1%<br />
Hannover 96 169,509 193,034 13.9%<br />
1. FC Nürnberg 148,389 163,107 9.9%<br />
Bayer 04 Leverkusen 119,406 136,444 14.3%<br />
Fortuna Düsseldorf 118,933 145,092 22.0%<br />
VfL Wolfsburg 74,452 86,863 16.7%<br />
Sport-Club Freiburg 62,695 83,786 33.6%<br />
FC Augsburg 63,185 72,858 15.3%<br />
1. FSV Mainz 05 59,051 67,908 15.0%<br />
1899 Hoffenheim 55,597 62,283 12.0%<br />
SpVgg Greuther Fürth 23,831 31,603 32.6%<br />
Total 9,004,138 12,932,713 43.6%<br />
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