– Ollamani, S.A.B. (“Ollamani”) forms a strategic partnership with General Atlantic, a leading global investor.
– A new entity will be created to own Club América, Estadio Banorte, and adjacent land parcels (collectively “Grupo Águilas”) to drive growth and innovation.
– Ollamani will retain a 51% controlling stake; General Atlantic will hold a 49% equity stake.
– The enterprise value of the alliance is USD 490 million, subject to customary adjustments, including net indebtedness of Grupo Águilas.
– Proceeds from the transaction will be used by Ollamani to distribute value to shareholders per legal and corporate requirements.
– Ollamani and General Atlantic will collaborate with KAGR (Kraft Analytics Group) Group (KAGR) to leverage fan data, analytics, and consulting expertise.
– EMILIO AZCARRAGA JEAN, controlling shareholder of Ollamani, will serve as
Executive Chairman of Grupo Águilas, ensuring continuity and strategic stewardship.
– Club América, founded in 1916, has won over 40 domestic and international titles and has a fan base of 30+ million in Mexico and 15+ million in the U.S.
– Estadio Banorte is undergoing modernization to enhance infrastructure, fan experience, hospitality, technology, and sustainability.
– Estadio Banorte has a multi-year naming and advertising agreement with Banorte, enhancing commercial revenue visibility.
– Estadio Banorte is the only stadium to host matches in two FIFA World Cups and will host the opening match of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
– Since 2015, General Atlantic has invested nearly USD 3 billion across 14 Mexican companies.
– The alliance combines the Azcárraga family’s long-term stewardship of Club América with General Atlantic’s expertise in high-growth business partnerships.
– KAGR’s involvement will strengthen fan connections, expand Club América’s reach in Mexico and the U.S., and support long-term sustainable growth.
– Emilio Azcárraga emphasizes the alliance will advance the long-term growth of Club América, Estadio Banorte, and surrounding real estate while enhancing fan experiences.
– Luis Cervantes of General Atlantic highlights the partnership as an opportunity to unlock new growth avenues in Mexico’s dynamic market.
– Transaction completion is subject to customary closing conditions, including approval from the National Antimonopoly Commission and Ollamani’s general shareholders’ meeting.
– Certain Ollamani shareholders, including Emilio Azcárraga Jean, have agreed to vote in favor of the transaction as part of the agreement with General Atlantic.
