Rugby Australia unveils incredible financial turnaround
Published on April 22, 2026.
Rugby Australia (RA) has revealed its financial turnaround, with a $70.6 million annual profit and $31.4 million in cash. This comes after the British and Irish Lions tour and increased ticket sales for Super Rugby Pacific and Test matches resulted in a $36.8 million loss the previous year. The decision to set up a future investment fund follows the Australian Olympic Committee's lead after the 2000 Sydney Olympics. The RA is also set to benefit from a hosting rights fee ahead of the upcoming home World Cup.
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