British firm buys 5.6% of Manchester United

BoldHeaven Investment Management, headquartered in London, announced that it owns a 5.6% stake in Manchester United's Class A shares after acquiring approximately 3.1 million shares. This makes it the second-largest founding owner of the club, following Ariel Investments, which owns 9.05 million shares. This marks a significant shift in the club’s ownership structure, as the Glazer family and Inios Group CEO Jim Ratcliffe control the club through B shares, which carry voting rights ten times greater than those of Class A shares. Since April 2025, Manchester United’s share price has increased by 84%, with the club valued at $6.47 billion, making it the third most expensive football club in the world.

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