Wolverhampton Wanderers owners Fosun International have posted record profits of £1.2 billion for the last year.
The 28% increase in profits came as the value of the company's assets around the world rose by a fifth to £56.8 billion.
The Chinese conglomerate acquired Wolves for an initial fee of £30m last summer and have already spent around £27m in the transfer market, including the club-record capture of Portuguese winger Helder Costa.
The firm has interests in a number of global brands, including the Thomas Cook holiday operator, Cirque du Soleil and Club Med.
In recent days Fosun have also been linked with a bid to acquire Bundesliga giants Borussia Dortmund.
