Leeds United

• 100%controls

  49ers Enterprises Global Football Group LLCLimited liability company, United StatesSince 25 September 2023, figure as of 1 May 2026Sole registered holder of 52,936,742 ordinary shares at 1 May 2024 after transfers from 49ers Enterprises SPVs, Football Investment Fund and Greenfield Investment (Radrizzani) on 25 Sep 2023; 2025 and 2026 confirmation statements report no updates. 49ers Enterprises first invested as a minority in May 2018; full takeover completed July 2023 (Wikipedia).High confidenceSources: Companies House, Companies House, Companies House, Wikipedia
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    49ers EnterprisesInvestment firm, United StatesFigure as of May 2024Vehicle named after 49ers Enterprises; its investor make-up (49ers Enterprises, Red Bull and other co-investors) is not filed in the UK. Leeds PSCs are John Edward York and Paraag Marathe (significant influence or control).Medium confidenceSources: Companies House, Companies House
  • Stake not knownminority

    Red Bull GmbHGmbH, AustriaSince May 2024, figure as of May 2025Red Bull bought a minority stake in Leeds United's ownership with a shirt deal in May 2024 (about 10%); it fell below 10% after Red Bull did not take part in a £120m share issue (May 2025). The 49ers Enterprises LLC is the sole registered shareholder of the club company, so the stake is recorded upstream; the exact entity and figure are not disclosed.Medium confidenceSources: Wikipedia, City A.M.
    • 51%controls

      Yoovidhya family (incl. Chalerm Yoovidhya)Family, ThailandFigure as of 2026Forbes: the family’s 51% includes a small stake held personally by Chalerm Yoovidhya; split among family members not published. Day-to-day management has historically been led from Austria.Medium confidenceSource: Forbes
    • 49%significant

      Mark MateschitzPerson, AustriaSince October 2022, figure as of March 2026Inherited from Dietrich Mateschitz (died October 2022).Medium confidenceSource: Forbes

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