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British firm purchases 5.6% of Manchester United
Bolderhein Investment Management Company, based in London, has acquired a 5.6% stake in Manchester United, having purchased approximately 3.1 million shares. This makes it the second-largest founding owner after Ariel Investments, which owns 9.05 million shares. This increase in ownership is part of the company’s long-term value-focused investment strategy, although it is not clear what stake they held prior to surpassing the 5% threshold. It is worth noting that the Glazer family and Innos Group President Jim Ratcliffe control the club through high-vote Class B shares. Manchester United’s shares have risen by 84% since April 2025, valuing the club at $6.47 billion, making it the third most expensive football club worldwide.
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