69 billion female billionaires debut!The Koch family buys a stake in the Nets, and Tsai Chongxin is

Mondo Sports Updated on 2024-02-25

69 billion female billionaires debut!The Koch family buys a stake in the Nets, and Tsai Chongxin is still in control!

On February 23, Beijing time, Sportico reported that an employee of the Koch family and Tsai Chongxin had negotiated a ** for the Bucks. Even if the deal is reportedly completed, Tsai will still have an stake in the Bucks.

Ms. Julia Koch is among the 2nd richest people in the world with a net worth of 63 billion. She and her three children, David Koch, who currently live in New York, passed away in 2019. A person familiar with the matter said that Koch Industrial Group did not intervene and that the merger and acquisition was an internal affair of Koch Group.

Just some time ago, the sportico ended with 39800 million yuan ** acquired the Nets. This estimate includes NBA teams and gyms, but not the WNBA's Statue of Liberty in New York, which currently has a market value of about $200 million.

Cai Wensheng is said to be interested in selling some of his Nets**. It's true that the NBA amended its Articles of Incorporation some time ago to allow more investors to get involved, and Julia's two children have been interested in buying the NBA's for more than a year.

The value of the NBA has been significant in the past few years, and because of the TV broadcast that will be sold, its value is likely to be speculated, so the NBA team has become very powerful. In the past few months, the owner of the Wizards has sold a small stake in the Mavericks to Qatar Group, while Mark Cuban has sold a majority stake in the Mavericks to Adelson and the Dumont family.

Ms. Tsai's conversation with Mr. Koch continues, and it is difficult to say whether the deal will be finalized, according to people familiar with the situation.

Koch Group's assets** are owned by Koch Group, the second largest privately held company in the United States, with a total market capitalization of more than $15 billion. Charles Koch, 88, co-founded the company with his brother David Koch.

After the Big Three, the Bucks' results have dropped dramatically, and they have only finished 21-33 so far, finishing 11th in the East, and they intend to build their team around Brice.

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