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Packers’ profits on the rise

July 17, 2013 By Bill Scott

It was another profitable year for the Green Bay Packers, setting franchise records for

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net income, revenue and profit from operations.

Total revenue went up 2% to $308.1-million.  Net income rose 1% to $43.1-million and the team generated a record $54.3-million in profit, up 26.4%.

The Packers benefited from a significant drop in player costs in 2012, a decrease of about $19-million.  But the Packers did commit millions of dollars to long-term extensions to Aaron Rodgers and Clay Matthews.  The team will see the effect of those deals next year.

 

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