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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. [1]
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. [1]
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. [1]
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