[英超]傳光大71億收購英超利物浦 [復制鏈接]

【星島日報報道】中資在國際足壇繼續買買買，這次收購對象是英格蘭老牌球會、英超勁旅利物浦。《金融時報》等外媒報道，中國光大集團和私募股權集團PCP Capital Partners組成的財團洽購利物浦，涉資或逾七億英鎊（七十一億港元)，將是中國投資歐洲球會的最大筆交易。

　　據不完全統計，自二○一四年來，中國資本至少已對海外十五家足球會進行了投資，其中有十二家取得控股權。僅今年八月，中國資本在歐洲足壇已經「連下四城」，包括入股英超西布朗、法國老牌球隊歐塞爾、意大利勁旅AC米蘭，以及法甲球會里昂。

　　中國光大集團股份公司是中國政府管理的國有企業，一九八三年在香港創辦，現以經營銀行、證券、保險、投資管理等金融業務為主，是直屬國務院的部級企業。現任董事長是唐雙寧。

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Liverpool owners deny reports of takeover approach from China
21:26, 15 JUN 2016 UPDATED 21:26, 15 JUN 2016
BY JAMES PEARCE
FSG remain fully committed to Reds - despite fresh talk of new investment



Liverpool owners Fenway Sports Group insist they have not received a takeover offer from a Chinese investment group.

Reports on Wednesday evening suggested that SinoFortone was attempting to buy the club from the Americans for around £700million.

A letter circulating on social media - dated February 10 2016 - claimed to be from SinoFortone’s London offices stating that they wanted to enter into discussions with Liverpool over potential investment.

It read: “We understand that this would be based around a valuation in the region of £700million; and that we are interested in funding the development of a new stadium in the docks area, and the redevelopment of both Anfield and Melwood, all in conjunction with Liverpool City Council; and the development of a series of football training academies across China.”

However, senior FSG officials say no such letter was received and are adamant that they haven’t had any discussions with SinoFortone about either part-investment or a potential takeover,

SinoFortone are yet to respond to the ECHO’s attempts to establish the authenticity of the letter. However, the website on the letter ‘ www.sinofortone.com ’ doesn’t exist and the letter says it’s from Dr Peter Zheng. The managing director of SinoFortone Group in the UK is Dr Peter Zhang.

The ECHO understands that FSG’s stance on their ownership of Liverpool remains unchanged. They have no intention of selling the club in the near future but have always been open to the idea of selling a minority share in Liverpool FC if the right offer was on the table.

With the upcoming increase of revenues from the new Main Stand , coupled with the new Premier League TV deal which is worth an eye-watering £8billion to top-flight clubs, Liverpool would certainly be valued at more than £700million.

SinoFortone announced plans last October to invest some £5.2billion in new projects in the UK. That includes £2bnillion in Orthios Eco Parks to develop waste power and food stations in Wales and it’s also investing in the development of an amusement park in Kent

http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/liverpool-owners-deny-reports-takeover-11479703

Liverpool and China Everbright: The six key questions surrounding Reds investment talk
13:45, 21 AUG 2016 UPDATED 11:57, 22 AUG 2016
BY NEIL JONES
Who are these people? Why would they want to buy Liverpool? And what happens now?



Within hours of the final whistle at Turf Moor, Liverpool fans’ moods were switched from anger to intrigue.

Defeat at Burnley had them fuming, but reports of potential investment from China certainly piqued supporters’ interest.

A story in the Sunday Times claimed that China Everbright, a state-backed financial giant, was spearheading an attempt to buy the club from current owners Fenway Sports Group, and that they had valued Liverpool at £800m.

It was also reported by the Financial Times that FSG had hired Allen and Co, a boutique investment bank, to advise on discussions over the sale of a “substantial stake” in the club.

These claims were swiftly dismissed by senior FSG executives , who are adamant that they have received no bids and that there are no ongoing discussions about selling a stake in Liverpool.

Reds chairman Tom Werner told the ECHO earlier this week that the club was “not for sale”, and FSG insist that is still the case. Speculation over interest from China, though, is unlikely to go away.

Could they come in as minority stakeholders?

The possibility is certainly there. Tom Werner confirmed to the ECHO that FSG were open to the idea of selling a minority stake in the club in return for the right investment. He did, however, claim there’s currently no such offer on the table and stated that “if someone wants to write us a letter saying they want to buy the club then it will get put in the garbage.

The Sunday Times report raises the possibility that John W Henry, Liverpool’s principal owner, could retain a majority stake, with the Chinese becoming minority partners.

What happens now?
That’s the billion-dollar question. FSG’s swift denial of the story makes things interesting, with sources close to Everbright adamant that there is interest from China.

We’ve seen numerous rumours of Liverpool takeover bids in the past, without anything coming to fruition. Even the Sunday Times article stated that a “well-placed source” had warned that any potential deal was still some way off.

For supporters, it may simply be a case of wait and see – as frustrating as that may sound.

http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/liverpool-china-everbright-six-key-11779188

兩單FSG已經極速否認左
當然，做生意唔會講到咁死，好似曼城咁賣少少股份比大陸佬
有錢齊齊賺，未嘗不可

China Everbright Limited refutes reports of Liverpool takeover bid
Exclusive: The state-backed Chinese firm told IBTimes UK that it was not bidding to buy the Reds.

China Everbright Limited has told IBTimes UK that it is not looking to buy Liverpool and denied knowledge of such a deal. It was earlier reported that the Chinese firm was planning a takeover in a deal worth about £800m ($1.05bn).

According to the Sunday Times, the state-backed financial services conglomerate was discussing the takeover with the Merseyside club's American owners Fenway Sports Group (FSG). Some units of China Everbright Limited are listed on the Hong Kong and Shanghai stock exchanges.

The same report also suggested that Amanda Staveley — who helped broker Sheikh Mansour's purchase of Liverpool's league rivals, Manchester City in 2008 — was also helping the Chinese firm. The Citizens are now one of the top clubs in the Premier League, competing with the likes of Manchester United, Chelsea and Arsenal.

"China Everbright Limited is not involved in this deal and does not have any information about this," the company told IBTimes UK.

Liverpool chairman Tom Werner has also said that FSG has no plans to sell the club. However, he admitted that the Reds would be open to the idea of selling a minority stake for the right deal.

"We've said it before and I'd like to say it again: this club is not for sale," Werner told the Liverpool Echo.

"At the same time we've been clear that we actively pursue commercial opportunities which in turn helps us invest in the squad and win football matches.

"These commercial discussions can be complex and we've said in the past, under the right conditions and absolutely with the right partner, we could look at some small investment stake in the club.

"But only in the framework of doing what would be in the club's long-term best interests. I want to reiterate that the club is not for sale."

http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/china-everbright-limited-refutes-reports-liverpool-takeover-bid-1577494

係流料就好了

utadahikaru20:係流料就好了 [表情]  (2016-08-24 10:03) 

暫時估係, 不過可能FSG吊高黎賣呢

羅力亞:China Everbright Limited refutes reports of Liverpool takeover bid
Exclusive: The state-backed Chinese firm told IBTimes UK that it was not bidding to buy the Reds.
China Everbright Limited has told IBTimes UK that it is not looking to buy Liverpool and denie .. (2016-08-24 09:59) 

買家賣家都deny, 一天光哂