West Bromwich Albion have been valued at £127,000,000 by a top football finance advisor.
Last time we were valued (09), we were valued at £15,000,000.
This means each share has been valued at 13mil whereas in 09 each share was worth 15k.
The latest valuation takes into account income, profit, stadium capacity (and extension plans) and what someone might pay for the club.
£127,000,000
posted on 26/3/13
No problem mate, fingers crossed for you that they are still yours!
posted on 26/3/13
Isn't Peace's plan to get 75+% of shares and then look for a buyer? By all accounts he is getting a bit pissd off at the refusal of shareholders to budge.
posted on 26/3/13
Well he should offer the shareholders a fair price for their shares.
posted on 27/3/13
No complaints from me aries. Shareholders have the right to demand what they deem fair for their shares.
He's a good chairman Peacey, but he's a greedy barstard.
posted on 27/3/13
@ChrisLepkowski
Heading to London nice and early tomorrow for #wba AGM. Any shareholders planning to attend?
Aries?
posted on 27/3/13
No plans to attend, JH. Ridiculous holding it in London. Why not Birmingham?
And Teix, I agree, JP is an excellent chairman for West Bromwich Albion. He's good for football in general. Can see him getting a place on the FA at some stage.
posted on 27/3/13
Because our offices are in London tidy.
Unsure why!
posted on 27/3/13
@chrislepkowski
Five shareholders made it to #wba AGM. All very routine. Looks like plans to increase Hawthorns capacity might be delayed. Story to follow
10:18am - 27 Mar 13
posted on 27/3/13
http://www.expressandstar.com/news/2013/03/27/west-brom-hawthorns-stadium-expansion-plan-put-on-hold/
posted on 27/3/13
Fair decision to not expand. If Category A games were sold for say £30 before a certain date and £35-£40 after it, we might sell out. I also think we should let away supporters in for the same as we pay.