Overview
- The sale closed Tuesday after unanimous NBA approval last week, transferring control to Chisholm, who now holds at least 51% and the governor title.
- The agreement is structured to deliver full control by 2028 under terms that could bring total consideration to about $7.3 billion.
- Grousbeck remains a co-owner and CEO and serves as an alternate governor, reflecting NBA rules that require a 15% stake to serve as governor.
- Aditya Mittal invests about $1 billion, becomes the second-largest stakeholder, and serves as an alternate governor, with Sixth Street joining as a major participant alongside Bruce Beal, Andrew Bialecki, Dom Ferrante, Rob Hale, Mario Ho, and Ian Loring.
- The initial $6.1 billion valuation ranks as a record control sale for a U.S. pro team, and former co-owner Steve Pagliuca congratulated the group while retaining an investment interest for the next three years.