Bayern Munich sell shares to Viessmann in deal estimated at ?250m

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2026-10-22

Munich (dpa) - Bayern Munich are selling shares from the professional football division to long-time partners Viessmann Generations Group for an estimated ?250 million ($281 million). Bayern said on Wednesday that Viessmann will acquire 5% of the shares which at the end the transaction will rise to close to 6.7% via an increase in capital. No financial figures were given beyond that. Bayern regulations stipulate that the parent club must hold 70%......

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