Manchester United'ın piyasa değeri ve Türk futbol kulüpleri

Dün yayınladığımız CNBC-e haberinde bir yanlışlığı bir takipçimizin uyarısıyla farkettik. Bloomberg'ün orijinal haberini vererek rakamı düzeltiyoruz. Manchester United'ın  halka açık olan kısmının %24'ünü ABD'li Baron Capital adlı bir yatırım şirketi satın aldı. Halka açık kısım toplam sermayenin %10'una denk geldiği için Baron Capital'in oranı %2.5'e denk gelmekte. Manchester United'ın toplam piyasa değeri ise 2.7 milyar dolara (6 milyar TL) denk gelmekte. 

Manchester United'ın piyasa değeri için: http://www.bloomberg.com/quote/MANU:US


Manchester United'ın toplam değeri 6 milyar TL'ye denk geliyor. Salı günü kapanış itibariyle borsada işlem gören 4 kulübün hisselerinin toplam piyasa değeri ise 1.8 milyar TL. FENER 791 mn TL, GSRAY 495 mn TL, BJKAS 449 mn TL; TSPOR ise 91 mn TL





Bloomberg'ün haberi için: 
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2014-03-11/baron-capital-increases-stake-in-manchester-united-to-2-5-.html

CNBC-e'deki (yanlış hesaplama içeren) haberin tümü:

Manchester United'a ABD'li ortak

ABD'li yatırım şirketi Baron Capital, Manchester United'ın New York Borsası'nda işlem gören hisselerinin yüzde 24'ünü aldı. 

İngiliz futbol takımı Manchester United'a ABD'li ortak geldi. ABD'li yatırım şirketi Baron Capital, "Kırmızı Şeytanlar" lakaplı takımın New York Borsası'nda işlem gören hisselerinin yüzde 24'ünü satın aldı. 

YÜZDE 10'U HALKA AÇIK 
Ancak İngiliz takımın sadece yüzde 10'luk kısmının halka açık olması, ABD'li ortağın elindeki hisse miktarının toplamın yanında düşük bir seviyede kalmasına neden oluyor. 

KONTROL AİLEDE 
Takımın yüzde 90 hissesi ve yönetim kurulu oylarının çoğunluğu halen Glazer ailesinin kontrolünde bulunuyor. Baron Capital'ın satın aldığı 9,5 milyon adet hissenin toplam değerinin 151 milyon dolar olduğu belirtildi.

http://www.cnbce.com/haberler/dis-haber/manchester-united-a-abd-li-ortak



http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2014-03-11/baron-capital-increases-stake-in-manchester-united-to-2-5-.html

Baron Capital Increases Stake in Manchester United to 2.5%

By Tariq Panja  Mar 11, 2014 5:06 PM GMT+0200  

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U.S. investment firm Baron Capital has acquired almost a quarter of all shares made available on the New York Stock Exchange by Manchester United, the record 20-time English soccer champion that’s struggling this season.

United said in a filing to the Securities and Exchange Commission yesterday that New York-based Baron bought 24.1 percent of the shares floated in 2012 by its owners, the Glazer family. They had listed 10 percent, and Baron now holds 2.5 percent in the club. United has a market value of $2.6 billion.

News of the shareholding comes amid speculation that United is on the verge of signing the richest apparel deal in soccer history with Nike Inc. (NKE) A story published by the Sunday Mirror two days ago, and followed up by media in the U.K. and the U.S., said the world’s largest sporting goods maker will pay $1 billion over 10 years to renew its relationship with the Red Devils, even though the team is enduring its worst slump in more than two decades. Nike and United haven’t commented on the reports.

United shares jumped 6.2 percent yesterday, and were little changed at $15.82 in early trading in New York today.

The stock price has dropped since the club named David Moyes last May to replace Alex Ferguson, who led the team throughout its most successful period. The shares fell to $14.47 in February, having traded as high as $19.04 last May as Ferguson was leading the team to the Premier League title.

‘Remain Positive’

“Shares of Manchester United dropped in Q4 due to a delay in the signing of a new global merchandise deal with Nike and the team’s poor performance on the field,” Baron said in a note on its website. “The Nike deal is still expected to be signed, but has been pushed out from this fiscal year. We remain positive on the company’s prospects going forward.”

Three-time European Cup-winner United is likely to miss out on millions of dollars in revenue next season as it seems likely to fail to reach European soccer’s elite Champions Leaguefor the first time in 19 years. United is sixth in the Premier League with 10 games to go, nine points behind cross-town rival Manchester City, which occupies the fourth and final Champions League qualification spot.

To contact the reporter on this story: Tariq Panja in Rio de Janeiro attpanja@bloomberg.net

To contact the editor responsible for this story: Christopher Elser at celser@bloomberg.net