Overview
- Multiple outlets report an agreement for Julia Koch and her family to acquire a 10% interest at an implied valuation above $10 billion, the highest yet for an NFL team.
- The transaction has been submitted for NFL finance‑committee review and background checks and will still require an owners’ vote with a three‑fourths threshold.
- If approved, the Mara and Tisch families would each sell 5% and retain 45% apiece, preserving majority control with no path to control for the buyer.
- Moelis & Company ran the process after the Giants began exploring a minority sale in February, following league rules that now permit limited outside investment.
- The Kochs previously bought 15% of BSE Global, and reports indicate the Giants stake would cost more than $1 billion; Bloomberg first reported the agreement.