KEN Anderson has put up a ‘for sale’ sign at Wanderers, with the bidding starting at £25million.
The Bolton News has seen a document produced by the club which outlines to potential investors how much it would take to buy the 94.4 per cent majority shareholding in Wanderers’ parent company, Burnden Leisure Limited.
The £25m package includes total ownership of the Macron Stadium, 40-acre training ground at Lostock, Whites Hotel and Premier Suite.
“All directors will stand down upon a successful takeover,” notes the investment brochure.
“The company will be sold with no structured debt and just normal trade creditors outstanding.”
Anderson’s company, Inner Circle Investments, initially completed a joint-takeover in March 2016 with Dean Holdsworth’s Sports Shield.
He extended his share in May last year before completing a deal at the end of August to acquire shares from the liquidator who was appointed after SSBWFC was wound-up over the non-repayment of a £5m loan from BluMarble Finance.
Wanderers have enlisted the help of Maidstone-based Inspire Finance to act as a touchpoint for investors.
“The company will be sold with no structured debt and just normal trade creditors outstanding.”
Anderson’s company, Inner Circle Investments, initially completed a joint-takeover in March 2016 with Dean Holdsworth’s Sports Shield.
He extended his share in May last year before completing a deal at the end of August to acquire shares from the liquidator who was appointed after SSBWFC was wound-up over the non-repayment of a £5m loan from BluMarble Finance.
Wanderers have enlisted the help of Maidstone-based Inspire Finance to act as a touchpoint for investors.
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The Bolton News has seen a document produced by the club which outlines to potential investors how much it would take to buy the 94.4 per cent majority shareholding in Wanderers’ parent company, Burnden Leisure Limited.
The £25m package includes total ownership of the Macron Stadium, 40-acre training ground at Lostock, Whites Hotel and Premier Suite.
“All directors will stand down upon a successful takeover,” notes the investment brochure.
“The company will be sold with no structured debt and just normal trade creditors outstanding.”
Anderson’s company, Inner Circle Investments, initially completed a joint-takeover in March 2016 with Dean Holdsworth’s Sports Shield.
He extended his share in May last year before completing a deal at the end of August to acquire shares from the liquidator who was appointed after SSBWFC was wound-up over the non-repayment of a £5m loan from BluMarble Finance.
Wanderers have enlisted the help of Maidstone-based Inspire Finance to act as a touchpoint for investors.
“The company will be sold with no structured debt and just normal trade creditors outstanding.”
Anderson’s company, Inner Circle Investments, initially completed a joint-takeover in March 2016 with Dean Holdsworth’s Sports Shield.
He extended his share in May last year before completing a deal at the end of August to acquire shares from the liquidator who was appointed after SSBWFC was wound-up over the non-repayment of a £5m loan from BluMarble Finance.
Wanderers have enlisted the help of Maidstone-based Inspire Finance to act as a touchpoint for investors.
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