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Williams cuts annual loss roughly in half as revenue rises

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Williams’s 2025 after-tax loss was roughly half its 2024 figure, as revenue rose and the team improved to fifth in the Formula 1 constructors’ standings.

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Williams recorded a pre-tax loss of £19.644m for the year ending 31 December 2025, down from £42.251m in 2024. Its after-tax loss fell from £49.896m to £25.115m. RacingNews365 reported the figures from accounts lodged at Companies House.

Revenue rose by £64.2m to £243.976m, while gross profit increased from £72.576m to £93.809m. On track, Williams climbed from ninth to fifth in the constructors’ standings, with Carlos Sainz taking grand prix podiums in Azerbaijan and Qatar.

Williams director Matthew Savage said the remaining loss was in line with expectations and reflected continued investment. Cash reserves fell from £130.077m to £98.595m, while the team’s headcount rose by around 200 to 1,151.

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  1. SOURCEWilliams halve financial loss after best F1 season for decadeRacingNews365 English · Source date as found: 2026-09-29
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RacingNews365 reports the financial figures and Savage’s remarks from Williams’s Companies House filing.