"AS" reported that after Atletico Madrid's capital increase, Cerezo's shareholding will be reduced to 3%, becoming the team's fifth largest shareholder.
When the American investment fund Apollo Sports Capital takes a stake in the club in a few months, it will greatly change the current ownership distribution of Atletico Madrid. The current equity is concentrated in the hands of two major holders, on the one hand, Atleti HoldCo (holding 70.39%), and on the other hand, Quantum Pacific (holding 27.81%).
The former is a consortium composed of Miguel Angel Gil Marin (holding 50.82%), Ares Management (holding 33.96%) and Enrique Cerezo (holding 15.22%). The latter is an international conglomerate led by Israeli Idan Ofer. The remaining shares belong to minority shareholders, accounting for 1.8% of the equity.
After the capital increase is completed, Apollo Sports Capital will hold the largest proportion of Atletico Madrid shares (55%), followed by Quantum, whose shares will only decrease by about 2%, from the original 27.81% to 25%.
Marin will change from holding slightly more than half of Atleti HoldCo's shares (about 35% of the total shares) to holding only 10% of the club, thus falling from the first place among shareholders to the third place, behind Quantum Pacific. Cerezo will drop to fifth place as he will retain just 3% of the shares, just over double the minority shareholders' stake (1.5%), while Ares' stake will be reduced to 5%.
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