a stake in the club to raise finance
Earlier in the summer it was reported by Bloomberg that they were looking for a 500m usd cash injection
Well, the question is what do the consortium plan to do with capital raised?
Will this finance go towards financing the new stadium or is it being raised to bail out the consortiums much reported failings, created by the abysmal management of the club development since they took over 17 months ago.
The consortium have invested 3.5 bln in to the club, logic would suggest that a 10% stake would be valued at min of 350m according to what has been invested.
But really, when you look at the track record of what the owners have done to date, plus the loss of revenue and status, its unlikely that anyone with a sound mind will value 10% at the consortiums original investment %, imo.
I would not feel comfortable with these guys managing my interest at this point, hopefully this will change.
COY Blues, KTBFFH
Boehly- Clearlake, now open to selling
posted on 20/9/23
Hope it's a cheese room
Spurs couldn't make it work...fackin amateurs
posted on 21/9/23
It has been reported that US investment firm Ares management are in talks with Boehly- Clearlake to provide Cfc with a 400m cash injection.
How is this being funded?
Will Ares, become shareholders or is the club being loaded with more debt?
Various reports claim that the cash injection will be used to fund the clubs stadium expansion plans and other projects.
Boehly - Clearlake do have ambitions to turn CFc into a multi- club ownership entity.
Well all this is could be said to be positive news for the club, but seriously as yet they failed to put CFc on the right trajectory and until they do that it is unlikely that the grassroots supports will be comforted by the ownerships lofty ambitions.
posted on 21/9/23
Any news on the cheese shop...?
posted on 21/9/23
They recently bought the Oswald Stoll residences.