BRERA HOLDINGS PLC Stock Price, News & Analysis

Brera Holdings (Nasdaq: BREA) has announced the addition of renowned economist Dr. Arthur B. Laffer to its Advisory Board. Laffer, known for creating supply-side economics and the Laffer Curve, joins an elite team including Massimo Ferragamo, Alan Rothenberg, Paul Tosetti, Giuseppe Rossi, and Marshall Geller.

The Company, focused on expanding its global portfolio of sports clubs through multi-club ownership (MCO), expects Laffer's expertise to enhance its football expansion strategy. His role will include:

• Advising on player monetization and revenue optimization
• Developing financial models based on the Laffer Curve principles
• Leveraging political and corporate networks for brand expansion
• Facilitating access to American investors and markets
• Contributing to sponsorship deals and broadcasting rights initiatives

Brera Holdings PLC (Nasdaq: BREA) has signed a Letter of Intent with Lalgy Transport to invest in Black Bulls, the 2024 Mocambola league champions of Mozambique. Through this partnership, Brera will become a co-owner of Black Bulls, supporting Mr. Lalgy's existing investment with additional funding.

As part of the strategic restructuring, Brera Tchumene FC will pause its independent operations in official competitions and align its efforts with Black Bulls. This move aims to optimize resources and create a unified development pathway for Mozambican football talent, particularly focusing on opportunities in continental Europe.

The partnership reinforces Brera's commitment to developing African football talent and creating pathways for players to compete globally through its international network. The collaboration between Brera and Mr. Lalgy aims to enhance competitiveness and expand opportunities for Mozambican football both domestically and internationally.

Brera Holdings PLC (Nasdaq: BREA) has announced that Executive Chairman Dan McClory and Head of Investments Maria Xing will attend the Financial Times Business of Football Summit on February 26-27, 2025, in London. The premier event will host over 700 attendees, including prominent industry figures from Chelsea FC, Atalanta BC, and the Premier League.

The summit will focus on key topics including private capital investment in football, competitive balance, financial regulation, and growth opportunities in women's football. Notable speakers include Todd Boehly (Chelsea FC), Stephen Pagliuca (Atalanta BC), and Richard Masters (Premier League).

Brera Holdings, an Ireland-based company focused on expanding its global portfolio through multi-club ownership (MCO), recently acquired a majority stake in SS Juve Stabia, an Italian Serie B club recognized as the league's most financially efficient team. The company aims to pioneer Nasdaq-listed public-company financial structures in multi-club sports ownership.

Brera Holdings PLC (Nasdaq: BREA) has announced new player signings for its North Macedonian portfolio clubs, Brera Strumica (men's team) and Brera Tiverija (women's team), following the winter 2024-25 transfer window. The men's team added eight players, including international talents from Gambia, Bosnia, Gabon, and Mali, along with local Macedonian players. Notable signings include Fodey Travali, Dragan Bilbia, and Fahd Nzengue.

The women's team, currently leading their league as 'winter champions,' strengthened their squad with two key additions: Christine Nafula, a 33-year-old Kenyan forward with international experience, and Danche Karpuzovska, a 22-year-old local talent from Strumica. These signings reflect the clubs' strategy of developing player pathways from Africa and Eastern Europe while building competitive squads with diverse international talent.

Brera Holdings PLC (Nasdaq: BREA) reports that its portfolio club, Juve Stabia, has achieved the highest financial efficiency in Serie B, with the lowest wage cost per point at €156,389. The club, currently in sixth place, operates with a €5.63 million annual wage bill and has accumulated 36 points this season.

This performance contrasts sharply with higher-spending clubs like Salernitana (€20.04M wage bill) and Sampdoria (€19.88M wage bill), which rank at the bottom of the cost per point index at €715,714 and €710,000 per point, respectively.

Brera Holdings recently completed its third closing, securing a 38.46% equity ownership in Juve Stabia. The company emphasizes that this achievement validates their multi-club ownership model, focusing on both financial sustainability and competitive success.

Brera Holdings PLC (NASDAQ: BREA) has completed the third closing in its acquisition of S.S. Juve Stabia, increasing its ownership stake to 38.46% in the Serie B club. The transaction involved acquiring shares from Andrea Langella, the current Club President. Juve Stabia, known as 'The Second Team of Naples,' currently holds sixth place in Serie B standings following a 3-1 victory over Bari.

The acquisition is part of Brera Holdings' multi-club ownership (MCO) strategy to expand its global portfolio of sports clubs. The company aims to achieve 51.73% ownership of Juve Stabia's corporate capital by the final closing, targeted for March 31, 2025. Through this integration, Brera Holdings plans to enhance player development, operational efficiencies, and commercial opportunities within its global football ecosystem.

Brera Holdings (Nasdaq: BREA) has strengthened its relationship with the City of Castellammare di Stabia through a significant meeting between Executive Chairman Daniel McClory and local officials, including Mayor Luigi Vicinanza. The meeting focused on enhancing S.S. Juve Stabia's integration into the local community and discussing infrastructure improvements.

Key discussions centered on the renovation of the Romeo Menti Stadium, with plans to modernize the facility to contemporary standards. The municipal administration expressed support for these initiatives, recognizing their potential community benefits. The meetings included a tribute to the late President Giovanni La Mura at the Yacht Club Marina di Stabia and concluded with gatherings involving Club sponsors and commercial partners.

Brera Holdings (Nasdaq: BREA) has received a formal notice from Nasdaq's Listing Qualifications Staff on February 3, 2025, indicating non-compliance with Nasdaq Listing Rule 5620(a). The company failed to hold an annual shareholders meeting within twelve months of its fiscal year end December 31, 2023.

The company has been given 45 calendar days until March 20, 2025, to submit a compliance plan. Nasdaq Staff may grant an exception through June 30, 2025, to regain compliance. Brera Holdings plans to hold its annual shareholders meeting in March 2025.

Brera Holdings PLC (NASDAQ: BREA) is acquiring a 51.72% stake in Italian Serie B soccer club Juve Stabia for €7.5 million ($7.7 million), with potential performance bonuses up to €5.5 million. The acquisition, structured in three phases, is expected to complete by March 31, 2025.

According to a new valuation report by 247MarketNews.com analyst Sascha P. Czerwenka, BREA's stock could triple in 2025. If Juve Stabia remains in Serie B, Brera's annual revenue is projected to increase by $5.15 million, while promotion to Serie A could boost revenue to $8.7 million annually. The company's 2025 revenue forecast has been revised to $6.3-9.8 million, with projections reaching $12.62 million by 2027, implying a market capitalization of $55.76 million.