I was a little puzzled when I read the news article about the appointment of Christian Nourry as new CEO on qpr.co.uk yesterday. The article referred to just three owners, quote:
"The club's owners Ruben Gnanalingham, Amit Bhatia and Richard Reilly were unanimous in their decision to bring Nourry on board".
I was under the belief we had four main owners. I refer to the financial statement of QPR FC posted on 31 March 2022, where ownership was:
51.03%: Ruben Gnanalingham (Total Soccer Growth Sdn Bhd)
26.81%: Kamarudin Meranum and Tony Fernandes (QPR Asia Sdn Bhd)
12%: Richard Reilly (QPR Newco LLC)
10%: Mittal family (Sea Dream Ltd)
0.16%: Others'
I am aware that Fernandes gave up his ownership last year. However, as far as I am aware, it wasn't announced that Kamarudin did the same. However, I am aware Kamarudin stepped down as director around the time when Reilly was appointed director.
Have I missed something? Have Kamarudin also given up his shares. If so, who increased its ownership?
Could the fall out between shareholders that Kingaustin referred to have any connection with this change of ownership? Has the differences (that might or might not have led to cash being held back, leading to the club not paying the FFP fine instalment on time) been solved by one or more owners taking over Kamarudins stake?
"The club's owners Ruben Gnanalingham, Amit Bhatia and Richard Reilly were unanimous in their decision to bring Nourry on board".
I was under the belief we had four main owners. I refer to the financial statement of QPR FC posted on 31 March 2022, where ownership was:
51.03%: Ruben Gnanalingham (Total Soccer Growth Sdn Bhd)
26.81%: Kamarudin Meranum and Tony Fernandes (QPR Asia Sdn Bhd)
12%: Richard Reilly (QPR Newco LLC)
10%: Mittal family (Sea Dream Ltd)
0.16%: Others'
I am aware that Fernandes gave up his ownership last year. However, as far as I am aware, it wasn't announced that Kamarudin did the same. However, I am aware Kamarudin stepped down as director around the time when Reilly was appointed director.
Have I missed something? Have Kamarudin also given up his shares. If so, who increased its ownership?
Could the fall out between shareholders that Kingaustin referred to have any connection with this change of ownership? Has the differences (that might or might not have led to cash being held back, leading to the club not paying the FFP fine instalment on time) been solved by one or more owners taking over Kamarudins stake?
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