
BCCI's Finances Hit New Highs
- BCCI's bank balance stood at INR 20,686 crore as of 12 months ago.
- Since 2019, BCCI's cash and bank balance has increased from INR 6,059 crore to INR 20,686 crore, adding INR 14,627 crore.
- The general fund has also increased from INR 3,906 crore to INR 7,988 crore since 2019, an increase of INR 4,082 crore.
- BCCI has provisioned INR 3,150 crore towards income tax obligations for FY 2023-24.
Revenue Impact:
- Gross media rights income from BCCI's international fixtures decreased to INR 813.14 crore compared to INR 2,524.80 crore in the previous year due to a reduced number of international home matches/series.
Other Key Points:
- Income from Tours: Gross receipts from Men's Senior International Tours and events decreased to INR 361.22 crore compared to INR 642.78 crore in the previous year.
- Investment Income: BCCI earned INR 986.45 crore as interest income on bank deposits, compared to INR 533.05 crore in the previous year.
- Surplus: The surplus of income over expenditure was INR 1,623.08 crore, compared to INR 1,167.99 crore in the previous year.
- Funds Allocation: BCCI allocated INR 1,200 crore towards infrastructure development, INR 350 crore towards the platinum jubilee benevolent fund, and INR 500 crore towards infrastructure for cricket development.
- State Associations: BCCI has allocated INR 1,990.18 crore for distribution to state cricket associations in 2023-24, with a projected allocation of INR 2,013.97 crore for 2024-25.