Top golfer Kalle Samooja made a tough account.
Kalle Samooja hit money in Saudi Arabia. Aop
A professional golfer in Turku Kalle Samooja Went to the Saudi Arabia Liv for the season 2024. The season began in February and ended last September.
Samooja was 49th in total investments and fell from the tour at the end of the season. For Finns, a visit to the LIV tour for less than a year was a financial success for Finns. It also confirms his recent financial statements.
Samooja’s KS Golf Oy’s net sales bounced to nearly EUR 2.2 million last year. It was a record sum. In the previous two years, net sales were approximately EUR 800,000.
After the taxes, the result was EUR 1.33 million. In addition, the balance sheet revealed that at the time of the financial statements, a pot of about € 92,500 was coming to the company account.
When the information about getting to the LIV tour was confirmed late 2023, General said that Samooja had made about EUR 2.5 million on the European tour. According to information, Samooja earned about EUR 3 million on the LIV tour, which is also confirmed by the company’s turnover.
-Many years should be played on a European tour to get the same roadside messages as there. Perhaps I would compare to get from European hockey leagues to the NHL payroll, Samooja told Yle.
Saudi Arabia, accused of several human rights violations, has hit money on the table and has tried to polish its collision image through major sporting events.
Dividend
There was also a significant change in the balance sheet of the Samooja company compared to the previous financial year. At the end of last year, the company’s share and cooperative investments rose as much as 1.9 million, compared to EUR 590,000 a year earlier.
Another $ 304,000 amount rested in the account.
Last year, Samooja spent about € 155,000 for external services. During the LIV year, external services were purchased for EUR 180,000.
The company paid € 89,000 in pay and rewards.
One season did not make Samoo’s eco -rich yet, but brought him significant financial security. The company’s free capital doubled. It is now EUR 2.4 million, while a year earlier it was just under EUR 1.2 million.
It cost € 150,000 in a dividend.