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Sens valued at 420M up 18% from last year. Operating profit of 10M which doesn' include revenues received from expansion fees that Vegas paid.
Sens valued at 420M up 18% from last year. Operating profit of 10M which doesn' include revenues received from expansion fees that Vegas paid.
Each NHL team (owner) received $16 Million each from the VGN expansion fee.
I wonder if the "operating profit" included the Playoff home dates, or not?
Why wouldn't it? seems pretty cut and dry that it should, no?
Remember that the Forbes numbers are largely pulled from thin air since none of the franchises actually reveal financial details outside of court proceedings.
Kinda sad that 17 teams have less value than an expansion team.
Sens valued at 420M up 18% from last year. Operating profit of 10M which doesn' include revenues received from expansion fees that Vegas paid.
Remember that the Forbes numbers are largely pulled from thin air since none of the franchises actually reveal financial details outside of court proceedings.
I just seem to remember that players earn their Salaries during the regular Season, and their paycheques end when the season ends. And also that Play off revenues don't factor into the "Hockey related revenue" formula, because not all teams make the playoffs.
So with the Senators being operated as a separate entity, revenue from Home Playoff games, I thought, were not factored in .......... but I'm not $100% sure of that.
Nice!
Isn't most of their list literally based on asking the companies how profitable they are? Remember reading about this a few years back where one guy lied to them and had his estimated worth at like 3 billion when in reality he was only worth a few million.
Remember that the Forbes numbers are largely pulled from thin air since none of the franchises actually reveal financial details outside of court proceedings.
playoff home dates are included in revenue so they are also in the operating profit calcEach NHL team (owner) received $16 Million each from the VGN expansion fee.
I wonder if the "operating profit" included the Playoff home dates, or not?
More recently Wilbur Ross was estimated at 2.9 mil by Forbes, and declared on his declaration of net worth statement for his gov't position ~700k. Forbes took him off their billionaire list and claimed the error was because he lied to them about his net worth.
Here's another article about it, talks about Trump doing something similar, and tactics used to inflate net worth. A lot of billionaires probably lie about being billionaires
This doesn't seem to be all that uncommon a thing. Having said that, with companies, there is sometimes more robust publically available info out there; but not always.
Since the sale of teh Sens thread is clsoed, how about this beauty from Bobby Mac. Throwing a little bit of fuel back on the fire:
"There’s been considerable talk about Eugene Melnyk’s future as the owner of the Ottawa Senators, but let’s go straight to the bottom line here: Any of the interested parties in owning the Sens, IF Melnyk chooses to or is forced to sell, see the franchise as an Ottawa team, one that will eventually be playing closer to downtown at LeBreton Flats instead of in Kanata."
Reviewing the NHL’s other franchise issues - Article - TSN
I was skeptical about this at first but I think there's more here. I expect some big news in January when the NCC has their big Lebreton update. My guess is that Eugene sold a stake in the sens to finance Lebreton. I doubt he would give up full ownership.
This is like having your ring appraised for $3000 even though you only paid $1299.99 for it during the tax free savings event.
Just because someone valued at one price, doesn't mean it is worth that.
Vegas just paid 500 for theirs its certainly worth it.
Whole different situation. We have a hard number to work with Vegas.
The Ottawa appraisal is mostly speculative.