skybluetony176
Well-Known Member
So its a low risk strategy as they collect rent from CCFC ? Are you serious? That rent will form a fraction of the turnover that the company will need to make this work.
They have no established fan base and no experience of running a management company. No redevelopment history either
The owner has a history of making promises he does not always fulfill and the company has lost significant money in the last 3 years.
Where is the money coming from to achieve all these redevelopment costs? Loans against the stadium,equity release or other borrowings?
But you are right - none of these factors matter - just what sisu do next.
One question. Why would they need to have experience in development when they have a 250 year lease? Surely all they have to do is attract someone with the experience to do it by selling them a 99 year lease on said plot? Depending on how many plots they can split available development land into what do you think the chances of them getting their initial investment back in a relatively short time are. High I would say.