Overview
- Televisa disclosed that Emilio Azcárraga Jean agreed to sell 26,332,332,804 Series A shares in equal parts to co-presidents Bernardo Gómez and Alfonso de Angoitia for about 1,926 million pesos.
- The company said closing is subject to customary conditions, including review by Mexico’s Comisión Nacional Antimonopolio (CNA).
- SEC filings indicate the buyers will gain the voting rights attached to the shares, including the ability to influence board appointments and removals.
- Post-transaction ownership figures differ across public sources, with MarketScreener estimating Azcárraga near 23.5% while other reports cite 12.1% for him and roughly 5.3% each for Gómez and de Angoitia.
- In parallel moves, Azcárraga increased his market holdings in Ollamani to 37.8% of listed securities, and Ollamani advanced a planned 49% sale of Club América and the stadium to General Atlantic valued around $490 million alongside a 2.1 billion‑peso Banorte financing for stadium renovations.