PORT Adelaide is in the black for the third-straight year after posting a profit of $28,611 for the financial year ending October 31, 2017.

The result came on the back of a net operating surplus of $999,464 before amortisation and depreciation, and represents year on year improvement of six per cent.

The Power recorded a statutory profit of $211,302 in 2015 and $14,840 in 2016.

Last year, the Power's total revenue rose to $57.9million, up from $52.8million in 2016.

Port Adelaide chairman David Koch said he was proud of what the club had achieved with its heavy investment into China.

"I reflect back on 2017 with a great deal of pride in everything we achieved right across the club and I’m absolutely excited by what the future holds for Port Adelaide," Koch said.

"While some areas of our core business were flat on the back of initial uncertainty around on-field performance, the significant uplift in revenue was driven by our ambitious China strategy, which saw the successful execution of the game against Gold Coast at Jiangwan Stadium on May 14.

"This growth in revenue allowed the club to ensure it had a fully resourced football program, which delivered a return to finals football for the first time since 2014 and was invested into initiatives that will continue to grow the size and scope of our international operations for many years to come."

The Power will hold its annual general meeting on Friday, February 2 at Alberton.