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Manchester United's fiscal Q2 2026 results, filed February 25, 2026, delivered a sharper-than-expected profitability turnaround driven almost entirely by cost discipline rather than revenue growth. The stock was priced at $17.95 at filing, though it closed the day at $17.36, down 3.72% over the prior week. The headline number: adjusted diluted EPS swung from a ... Manchester United Just Proved the Ratcliffe Cost-Cutting Plan Is Working — Sort Of The post Manchester United Just Proved the Ratcliffe Cost-Cutting Plan Is Working — Sort Of appeared first on 24/7 Wall St.....

Nach verlustreichen Jahren erzielt ManU erstmals wieder einen Gewinn. Doch der Preis ist hoch: Hunderte Mitarbeiter mussten gehen, und noch lasten hohe Schulden auf dem Klub....

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Key Points Generated operating profit in first 6 months of fiscal 2026 of £32.6 million, compared to £3.9 million operating loss in first 6 months of fiscal 2025, as the Club continues to see the positive impact of operating cost and headcount reduction programs implemented in the prior year; 6 month adjusted EBITDA at £102.9 million, versus £94.2 million in 6 months to 31 December 2024 representing a 9.2% increase, despite total revenue decrease with men's first team not participating in UEFA competition in fiscal 2026; Achieved total revenues of £190.3 million and adjusted EBITDA of £76.0 million, compared to £198.7 million and £70.5 million respectively in the second quarter of fiscal 2025; Operating profit for the quarter was £19.6 million, compared to £3.1 million in the second quarter of fiscal 2025; The men's first team is currently positioned 4th in the Premier League; our women's first team is currently 2nd in the Women's Super League. The men's first team appointed Michael Carrick...

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NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The Raine Group (“Raine”), a leading global strategic advisory and investment firm, today announced that Anthony Kontoleon has joined as a Partner. Mr. Kontoleon brings a complementary network of well-established relationships and deep product expertise, along with a proven track record of helping companies scale and successfully navigate pivotal moments in their growth. Over a storied 25+ year career, Mr. Kontoleon has advised high profile growth companies like Alibaba, Google, Palantir, Manchester United, among hundreds of others. He has acted in co-advisory and collaborative roles with Raine, most notably on private raises for DraftKings and Epic Games. Mr. Kontoleon has also been a constructive and solution-oriented advisor to counterparties of Raine-advised clients. “AK has been a long-time friend of the firm and someone we have worked with for over a decade, and we are excited to have him join the Raine team,” said Brandon Gardner, President and Co-Founder of Raine...

Manchester United owner Jim Ratcliffe has apologised if people were offended by UK 'colonised ⁠by immigrants' comment....

Avram Glazer, the co-owner of Manchester United, is making a bid for Indian Premier League team Royal Challengers Bengaluru, according to people familiar with the matter....

What made the Manchester United co-owner's anti-immigrant screed so revolting was his brazen willingness to say it all out loud. Remind you of anyone?Did British petrochemicals billionaire and Manchester United's controlling minority owner, Sir Jim Ratcliffe, really mean it when he proclaimed to Sky News that “the UK is being colonized by immigrants”?Is Ratcliffe simply a gutter racist or actually making a cynical political play that may redound to his benefit down the line when Britain faces down yet another period of political upheaval as the country's old factions continue to fracture? There's reasonable debate to be had there. Continue reading......

Readers respond to the billionaire Manchester United co-owner's remark that 'the UK is being colonised by immigrants'In response to the billionaire industrialist and Manchester United co-owner Jim Ratcliffe's historically, economically and culturally illiterate and deeply offensive remark that “the UK is being colonised by immigrants”, it was fitting that he should be rebuked, albeit only implicitly, in a statement issued by the football club amid a tsunami of condemnation from politicians, club supporters and anti-racist groups (Jim Ratcliffe apologises for 'choice of language' after saying immigrants 'colonising' UK, 12 February).Quite rightly, Ratcliffe's words are now being investigated by the Football Association. As a lifelong Manchester United fan, I have no doubt that Ratcliffe has brought the game into disrepute and sullied the club's reputation. His vile comments constitute a failure of moral leadership and a betrayal of the club's proud and pivotal role in the anti-racism work of...

In Defense Of Sir Jim Ratcliffe Authored by Charles Johnson via TheCritic.co.uk, Far more energy has gone into condemning his phrasing than confronting the questions he raised... Sir Jim Ratcliffe's statement that Britain has been “colonised by immigrants” has sparked a fierce reaction. From Starmer to Bluesky, to the Athletic and all the football social media pundits in between, the co-owner of  Manchester United has been bombarded with the same attack lines repeatedly. He has been called a tax dodging, racist immigrant hypocrite. Such an uproar has flared up in such a short space of time because Ratcliffe is radically different from those who have issued similar statements before. Ratcliffe is not a political figure: you do not see billionaires nor football club owners voicing discontent like this. The pushback has been fierce because Ratcliffe has no political incentive to say any of this. He isn't running for office, seeking favour, or chasing votes — which makes his intervention ...

MANCHESTER, England--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Manchester United plc (NYSE: MANU), announces that it will report results for the second quarter fiscal 2026 period ended 31 December 2025 via press release on 25 February 2026 at 7:00 AM EST. About Manchester United Manchester United is one of the most popular and successful sports teams in the world, playing one of the most popular spectator sports on Earth. Through our 148-year football heritage we have won 69 trophies, enabling us to develop what we believe is one of the world's leading sports and entertainment brands with a global community of 1.1 billion fans and followers, per latest available survey data from 2019. Our large, passionate, and highly engaged fan base provides Manchester United with a worldwide platform to generate significant revenue from multiple sources, including sponsorship, merchandising, product licensing, broadcasting and matchday initiatives which in turn, directly fund our ability to continuously reinvest in the club. Contacts Investo...

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Manchester United supporter groups and ordinary fans have spoken out against comments by the club's co-owner....

Tax exile has already proven himself a terrible club owner; now his ill-informed diatribe about immigration has poured fuel on wider flamesWell I, for one, am shocked. Shocked to learn that a tax-exiled English expat who made his billions squeezing chemical plants doesn't have liberal, let alone accurate, views on immigration. Or at least, in public anyway.It seems highly likely Sir Jim Ratcliffe knew what he was doing in the course of his now semi-recanted Sky News interview. And it is above all vital that at least one part of his empire of influence – football, sport, Manchester United – rejects it, as the club have done to some extent in their statement. Continue reading......

Comments on the 'colonisation of the UK' by the co-owner of Manchester United were erroneous, crass and a gift to divisive forces in British societyIn 2020, the year Sir Jim Ratcliffe moved his huge fortune to Monaco, migrants in the United Kingdom made tax contributions estimated to be worth around £20bn. Sir Jim, by jetting off to a tax haven on the French Riviera, saved himself an estimated £4bn. It took some brass neck for the expat owner of Ineos and co-owner of Manchester United football club to lecture the country, using inflammatory and offensive language, on the perils of immigration.Where to begin? The statistics used by Sir Jim to back his claim that Britain was being “colonised” by migrants, in an interview with Sky News, were flatly wrong. They were also astonishingly crass, coming from a man who presides over a sporting institution famous for and proud of its global fanbase and international connections.Do you have an opinion on the issues raised in this article? If yo...

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Einer der reichsten Geschäftsmänner Großbritanniens, Jim Radcliffe, sagte in einem Interview mit Sky News, dass das Vereinigte Königreich „von Migranten ... The post Großbritannien sei „von Migranten kolonialisiert”, klagt Manchester-United-Mitbesitzer Jim Radcliffe – und erntet Empörung appeared first on Apollo News....

Manchester United co-owner, who lives in Monaco, faces growing backlash for using 'far-right narratives'The Monaco-based billionaire Jim Ratcliffe has been accused of hypocrisy and using “far-right narratives”, as a backlash grew over his claims that the UK was being “colonised” by immigrants.Fans called the Manchester United co-owner's comments “disgraceful and deeply divisive”, while Keir Starmer said his claim was “offensive and wrong”, and called on the Ineos chief executive to “apologise immediately”. He added: “Britain is a proud, tolerant and diverse country.” Continue reading......

Britain's seventh-richest man, who vocally backed Brexit and then moved to tax-free Monaco, also hits out at people on benefitsThe billionaire Sir Jim Ratcliffe, who moved to tax-free Monaco in 2020, has claimed that the UK is being “colonised” by immigrants.Speaking in an interview with Sky News, Britain's seventh-richest man and the part-owner of Manchester United FC took aim at people receiving state support and immigrants. Continue reading......