Bavarian Monopoly
A well-run football club, which is itself a form of aggression.
- Ticker
- BAV.DE · Frankfurt
- Listing price
- £248
- Valuation
- £20.2bn
- TokTok reach
- 79.4M (79,400,000)
- Membership
- Permanent founder member
- Domicile
- Munich, Germany
- Owner
- Members (50%+1), a carmaker, a bootmaker, an insurer, and another insurer
- Colours
- #B8112E / #C9A227
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1.History, as approved by the compliance team
Eleven consecutive domestic titles achieved partly through excellence and partly through the practice of simply buying the best player from whichever club finished second. The German press named the strategy; the club adopted the name; the name is now on a hospitality suite.
The 50+1 ownership rule survived every commercial assault of the 2020s and was finally resolved in 2035 by the elegant expedient of moving the competition somewhere the rule does not apply. Members retain control of a club that no longer plays in their country’s league.
2.Designated rivalries
3.Disclosed risk factor
Domestic rivals are no longer available for acquisition, having been discontinued.
Figures are listing figures as filed on admission, stated after the 2036 broadcast settlement. TokTok reach is printed on every asset, as the PEFA™ media kit requires. Past performance is irrelevant.