Brera Holdings (NASDAQ: BREA) stock soared over 90% on Thursday after its executive chairman, Daniel McClory, acquired a majority stake.
McClory has bolstered his stake in Brera (BREA) by acquiring an additional 4,550,000 (4.55 million) Class A Ordinary Shares, bringing his total holding to 6,850,000 (6.85 million) Class A Ordinary Shares. This acquisition solidifies McClory’s ownership stake at 54.5% and grants him securities, entitling him to 83.7% of the company’s total votes.
Pierre Galoppi, CEO of Brera, expressed his confidence in McClory’s strategic decision, stating,
“I believe that this strategic move underscores the robust confidence Mr. McClory places in Brera’s potential and heralds in a new era of international focus and expansion beyond the Company’s Italian roots.”
Furthermore, Brera revealed the addition of Massimo Ferragamo, chairman of Ferragamo USA, Inc., to its newly formed Advisory Board.
Christopher Paul Gardner, Director at Brera, emphasized the significance of Ferragamo’s inclusion, stating,
“In addition to leading one of the most famous global luxury fashion houses, with his family, Massimo Ferragamo’s name is synonymous with elevated lifestyle, so his valued perspective is the perfect addition to our all-star Advisory Board. We were diligent in working to ensure that Brera’s Advisory Board will provide visionary leadership, as we continue to drive our MCO strategy forward.”
Brera Holdings (NASDAQ: BREA) Stock Reaction
BREA stock surged 91.18% to close at $1.95 on Thursday. The traders had exchanged hands with 56,395,422 (56.39 million) shares compared to the average daily trading volume of 808.09K.
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