What worries me about the current situation is that Mr. Kroenke intentions aren't clear. As an investor he may just be purchasing an undervalued asset. The block of shares he has amassed, combined with any of the other blocks... [read full story]
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If we assume both of the major shareholders are professional investors one owning 29% and one owning 25% then for the right profit one will sell to the other giving effective control at over 50%. At that stage the "winner" will...
I am not sure about the suggestions that people with shares are not obliged to sell. I had Man. United shares when they were taken over and had to sell mine. There's little doubt that United were better off prior to the Glazers...
Gabriele Marcotti Hmmm ... so Stan Kroenke has once again increased his shareholding in Arsenal to 29.6 per cent. Well because that's a lot of money and speculation is that he will probably choose to acquire the club via debt,...
Arsenal the company, besides not being affected by inter-shareholder indebtedness, has plenty of debt of its own. This was a result in part of the need to finance a new stadium but it also represents an astute financial...
do you think it could be possible that kroenke's activities are defensive with regard to usmanov. positioning himself just on the brink of the limit before a take over bid is obliged, nobody is forced to sell but I imagine that...
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