How many owners do the packers have

The Packers are not currently selling shares, and shares are not publicly traded. If you want to buy shares today, you must find an existing shareholder who is willing to sell. The Packers are the only publicly owned franchise in the NFL. Rather than being the property of an individual, partnership, or corporate entity, they are held as of by , stockholders.

Green Bay Packers stock is still selling like hotcakes. More than , shares have been sold since the first share offering in 15 years was announced on Dec. The Packers pride themselves on being the only publicly-owned, not-for-profit, major league professional team in the United States.

Today, approximately , people representing approximately 5,, shares are owners of the iconic franchise. The organization's fifth stock offering, which ended Feb. For the first time in a Packers stock offering, international sales in Canada were issued for a short while and accounted for approximately 2, shares.

To protect against someone taking control of the team, the articles of incorporation prohibit any person from owning more than , shares. Find exclusive Shareholder merchandise created just for Shareholders at the Packers Pro Shop website. Go to packersproshop.

However, the Packers did reward their shareholders something special back in when the team won their last super bowl. The Packers are not currently selling shares, and shares are not publicly traded. If you want to buy shares today, you must find an existing shareholder who is willing to sell.

The Packers must approve ownership transfer of any shares, and they must be sold at face value. Can I sell my stock? Like printing money. Darren Rovell reports shares are worth an actual value of 3 cents. Shareholders in the Green Bay Packers are unlike traditional shareholders of a company. Shares do not pay dividends, cannot increase in value and does not include any equity. And as The Conversation notes, it will definitely stay that way.

Without an owner, more people overall benefit. The team benefits first to be sure. But its interest happens to be the first interest of fans. Home NFL.