The Manchester United board are set to vote on selling a minority stake in the club to British billionaire Sir Jim Ratcliffe
Manchester United’s board is set to vote on selling a minority stake in the club to British billionaire Sir Jim Ratcliffe after Sheikh Jassim’s Qatari group claimed to have withdrawn from the race.
of course, will see this very differently. They are all about performance, as their cycling, sailing and running teams constantly remind us. Striving for elite performance, distilling it, packaging it, is what Britannia sailing team, helmed by English multi-Olympic gold medallist Sir Ben Ainslie; and the
has helped to manufacture. It also produces chemicals and compounds used in the sport, including plastic used in artificial grass, stadium construction, seats and goal nets, rubber and PVC used in footballs and plastics in boots. Ratcliffe has . completed more than 20 acquisitions. Its strategy was relatively simple: take on debt to buy the asset, reduce the outgoings via cost savings and build it back up. When the global financial crash happened in 2008,
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