By Paul Quinn on 3rd September 2026 On the 3rd September 2026, Everton Football club confirmed a new capital raise amounting to £14.175 million, with 81,000 new shares issued to the club’s majority shareholders […]
Roundhouse Capital, Everton’s majority shareholder, have continued to fund Everton’s on-going need for fresh capital through the issue of new shares. Roundhouse Capital is the vehicle majority owned by Dan Friedkin to […]
Everton Stadium Development Limited Accounts 2024/25 Everton Stadium Development Limited (ESDL) is not a trading business in any meaningful sense; it is a special-purpose subsidiary whose entire reason for existing has been […]
Roundhouse Capital Accounts 2024/25 Executive Summary and institutional context The financial reporting period ending June 30, 2025, presents a total institutional reset for Everton Football Club. Following nearly a decade of fiscal […]
Financial regulation in English professional football has evolved from a Victorian-era ethos of community custodianship to a system defined by global capital markets, private equity, and institutional shareholder supremacy. At the beginning […]
In the past when flagging concerns about Everton’s ownership and governance, going back to Kenwright, then Moshiri, then his choice of potential new owners, I have often been accused of drawing unnecessarily […]
Significant corporate or financial news released in and around a key holiday period, particularly Christmas, can often be viewed with some cynicism. It is, as is often stated, a good time to […]
Further to the announcements made on Companies House and covered in detail here and here, the Board of Everton Football Club Company, Limited have proposed the payment of a dividend in the […]
Further to yesterday’s announcements (23 December 2025) the details relating to the tidying of Everton’s balance sheet have now been released on Companies House. They reveal further information that would normarily only […]