Yet Hughes came on board, presumably with promises of money.
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January is a notoriously difificult market. Few players are actually 'up for sale' so clubs are playing hardball. That we lost out to Qatari owned PSG for Alex should hardly be seen as a defeat when they are also playing for the League and we are trying to stay in one.
Too easy to write a lazy story based on 'concerns'.
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I suspected that the club is being financed by the profits of the Tune Group, the company that owns QPR.
There are 3 major share holders within the Tune Group worth between them approx £1bn + I also suspect that the Mittals are investing a third of the money the Tune Group pour into the club.
However these guys are being sensible and understand within a certain amount of time club must become self sufficient.
Keep i ensible, keep it real and safeguard the future of the club!
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Originally posted by TerryH View PostI suspected that the club is being financed by the profits of the Tune Group, the company that owns QPR.
There are 3 major share holders within the Tune Group worth between them approx £1bn + I also suspect that the Mittals are investing a third of the money the Tune Group pour into the club.
However these guys are being sensible and understand within a certain amount of time club must become self sufficient.
Keep i ensible, keep it real and safeguard the future of the club!.
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Originally posted by TerryH View PostI suspected that the club is being financed by the profits of the Tune Group, the company that owns QPR.
There are 3 major share holders within the Tune Group worth between them approx £1bn + I also suspect that the Mittals are investing a third of the money the Tune Group pour into the club.
However these guys are being sensible and understand within a certain amount of time club must become self sufficient.
Keep i ensible, keep it real and safeguard the future of the club!
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Found this article. From what I can see Tune Group itself seems to just be Tony and his low-key mate Kamarudin Meranun, but each subsidiary (and there are loads) is made up of many smaller shareholders. So... clear as mud really.
http://biz.thestar.com.my/news/story...9&sec=business
Fernandes holds a 13.93% stake in Tune Hotels, and some indirect interests via Tune Ventures Sdn Bhd that holds a 29.35% in the budget hotel chain. Other shareholders include prominent individuals Datuk Seri Kalimullah Masheerul Hassan (10.7%), Lim Kian Onn (10.7%) and Datuk Kamarudin Meranun (10.45%), as well as Japan-based financial services conglomerate Orix Corp (10.62%) and Singapore-based private venture capitalist East Pacific Capital Pte Ltd (8.7%).
Fernandes owns direct interests of 9.95% in Tune Money, and indirect interests via Tune Ventures, which holds a 34.16% stake in Tune Money. Other shareholders include CIMB SI II Sdn Bhd (25.69%), Kalimullah (8.44%), Lim Kian Onn (8.44%) and former Tune Money CEO Tengku Zafrul Tengku Abdul Aziz (7.48%).
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And Tony says this:
Fernandes says the Tune group, as well as AirAsia X Sdn Bhd, are all handled by “very competent CEOs”.
“I don’t get directly involved in those businesses. I am just a sounding board member,” he explains, adding that his mainstay is still the short-haul business of AirAsia Bhd.
But then there's all this...
http://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/201...asia-mas-deal/
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Originally posted by stainrodisalegend View PostThanks for that Terry, all news to me. Never even heard of the Tune Group. Who are the three major shareholders you mention - Fernandes, Mittels and the other Malaysian bloke on our board whose name escapes me?
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