Packers Stock Sale Starts November 16

[Joemailman]

The Green Bay Packers today announced preliminary details for the organization's upcoming stock offering, just the sixth in its history, which will commence, Tuesday, Nov. 16, at 8 a.m. CST.

More information, including the formal offering document, will be available when the offering commences. Interested fans will be able to access the full information tomorrow online at www.packers.com.

"We appreciate the interest that fans have expressed in our sixth stock offering," said Packers President/CEO Mark Murphy. "While we are not yet in a position to fully discuss the offering, we do have some initial information that we can share for fans to consider. We look forward to formally launching the offering tomorrow.

"Fans can look to Packers.com tomorrow for full details."

Following is a list of details currently available:

The price per share will be $300, and there will be a handling fee similar to the handling fee in the last offering.

You too can be an owner.

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[call_me_ishmael]

300K stocks at 300 bones a piece, 90 Million in revenue. Damn!

[red]

its interesting that they are doing it now

the team has plenty of cash, and has spent tons on the stadium and surrounding area in recent years

so they don't need a cash influx right now

wonder if it has anything to do with murphy thinking the fan base might turn on him after the season for some reason?

[smuggler]

I think they are planning a new project for their property, perhaps a hotel of some kind, and they need the capital to strike dirt.

For anybody that is interested in getting a share, the link is here. However, the queue seems to be crazy long.

www.packersstock.com

[Tony Oday]

Im in line...

[SudsMcBucky]

If I buy stock, can I demand that Gute/Murph sign ARod long-term or have them fired?

[Fosco33]

I had 2 from 10 years ago. Don’t need more wall art or items to pass to my kiddos. I’ll waste 300 on some tickets though :)

[Upnorth]

Fuck,
Just went to buy one. Apparently Canadians can't buy them yet...

[Tony Oday]

got mine :)

[Tony Oday]

AJ Dillion bought one and is now self employed ;)

[scharpcheddar]

Lol don't waste your money.

[smuggler]

Made this to commemorate the stock sale.

https://imgur.com/gallery/rdQewV9

Kindly ignore the typo. Thx

[Sparkey]

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[smuggler]

The Dollar is already in the shitter. Why not the $300?

[Fritz]

The People own the team.

The only socialist team in the NFL.

[RashanGary]

The People own the team.

The only socialist team in the NFL.

Wouldn’t it be communist?

[Sparkey]

Wouldn’t it be communist?
No, when most property and resources are owned by the state, it is considered communism.

[Tony Oday]

$300 means nothing to my budget, it is fun and now my kid has one.

[Anti-Polar Bear]

The People own the team.

The only socialist team in the NFL.

That’s why I jumped off the Cowgirls bandwagon and became a Packer fan.

[Anti-Polar Bear]

No, when most property and resources are owned by the state, it is considered communism.

Actually, Harrell is right. I’d explain in thoroughly, but I’d have to do so in FYI.

[Anti-Polar Bear]

AJ Dillion bought one and is now self employed ;)

Partial owns hundreds of Apple stocks. Ain’t mean he owns Apple. The Waltons probably own the majority of Walmart stocks. We don’t see the Waltons stocking shelves, working the registers or even managing the way underpaid working bees.

Man, orangutans are smarter than you are.

[MadScientist]

Partial owns hundreds of Apple stocks. Ain’t mean he owns Apple. The Waltons probably own the majority of Walmart stocks. We don’t see the Waltons stocking shelves, working the registers or even managing the way underpaid working bees.

Man, orangutans are smarter than you are.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KTwnwbG9YLE

[smuggler]

Some people purchased objects (Certificates) from a company. That sounds pretty Capitalist to me.

[Tony Oday]

Some people purchased objects (Certificates) from a company. That sounds pretty Capitalist to me.

He doesn't understand the difference between the three types of economies.

[MadtownPacker]

I don’t care if I leave this place completely void of posters. The next fucking idiot that even hints at politicizing another thread outside FYI is not getting banned.

The account and all the post you ever made will be deleted.

[scharpcheddar]

I don’t care if I leave this place completely void of posters. The next fucking idiot that even hints at politicizing another thread outside FYI is not getting banned.

The account and all the post you ever made will be deleted.

Bizarre extremist behavior. A tad overboard.
Taking away the entire human experience.

Should someone named "mad" really be in charge of that? :) Lol

[scharpcheddar]

The People own the team.

The only socialist team in the NFL.
Lol the people own nothing.
You're just giving money to the nfl and they are laughing at you.

[MadtownPacker]

Bizarre extremist behavior. A tad overboard.
Taking away the entire human experience.

Should someone named "mad" really be in charge of that? :) LolBitch it ain’t bizarre at all. Extreme and way overboard? Hell yes. Cuz that’s what it takes around these supposed men of privilege. They can’t seem to be courteous enough to follow a simple rule.

Someone named that has been doing this for 15 years. A lesser man like you would have broke long ago.

[scharpcheddar]

Brian Tuohy:

The Packers also had a sale of their "stock" in which 300,000 "shares" are going up for sale for $300 a crack. While the stock does make you an "owner" of the Packers (an oddity in all of pro sports), it doesn't go up in value, it cannot be resold, and really, is worthless. But it's going to raise a bunch of money for a team with some $250 million in reserve...and this comes days after the league fined the Packers $300,000 for "covid violations" surrounding Aaron Rodgers.

[Tony Oday]

Lol the people own nothing.
You're just giving money to the nfl and they are laughing at you.

I own the certificate to put on my wall! :)

[smuggler]

Technically only the Packers get the money. And it helps them stay modern and competitive. And my padre gets a sweet azz certificate for his wall. So, I'm happy to have purchased my one share. Jog on, hater.

[Joemailman]

Technically only the Packers get the money. And it helps them stay modern and competitive. And my padre gets a sweet azz certificate for his wall. So, I'm happy to have purchased my one share. Jog on, hater.

Because the Packers can raise money this way you also don't hear about the Packers pushing for a new taxpayer-funded stadium. The only taxpayer money was a Brown County-only sales tax increase that ran from 2000 to 2015. Brown County, of course, reaps a huge windfall every year from having Packer games there.

[George Cumby]

Yeah, my kiddo's both have a share and a certificate.

It's fun and helps the team.

Stealing other people's joy is kinda' fucked up.

[red]

I'd feel better about it if other teams were allowed to do the same thing, but they are not

I'd also feel better about it if they were actual stock. You know, where you can buy and sell them and get dividends on them, but they aren't

And how much does the team really need?. They already own multiple office buildings. Now they need a hotel? Why didn't they build the hotel with the last round of money? When does it end, when the team owns the whole area west of the river?

This is an NFL team that takes in tons of money a year, and on top of that, they are suckering their fans into giving them charity on top of it all

It's bad enough that the team charges for parking, then like 10 bucks for a beer, 7 or 8 for a brat. 20 bucks to rent a seat back the makes their shitty bleachers somewhat acceptable, overcharge for shit in the proshop that you can get down the road at dicks for much less. But then they expect even more.

Murphy should be standing outside the Oneida gate with a giant sack with a dollar sign on it before and after games

Maybe they could pass around a basket during each game?

[scharpcheddar]

Yeah, my kiddo's both have a share and a certificate.

It's fun and helps the team.

Stealing other people's joy is kinda' fucked up.

Lol at it's fun and helps the team.

The nfl pays for it all. There are owners. You just don't know who they are.

[scharpcheddar]

On the sickening side of it all. A this talk about Rodgers all off season and in season and stock etc.

Probably means Packers in SB this season.
1922 was the first NFL season.
First SB in LA. This one in LA. Maybe vs Titans

[George Cumby]

Lol at it's fun and helps the team.

The nfl pays for it all. There are owners. You just don't know who they are.

You are so tiresome.

I'd put you on 'ignore' but don't really care enough to do so.

[George Cumby]

On the sickening side of it all. A this talk about Rodgers all off season and in season and stock etc.

Probably means Packers in SB this season.
1922 was the first NFL season.
First SB in LA. This one in LA. Maybe vs Titans

43, Nostradamus, 43.

[scharpcheddar]

43, Nostradamus, 43.

43 what?

[Sparkey]

43, Nostradamus, 43.

:-) the bearded star :clap:

[hoosier]

43 what?

1922, that's what.

19 + 22 = 41

22 / 11 players on field = 2

41 + 2 = 43

Can't you see it?

[George Cumby]

^ THIS guy GETS it.

[scharpcheddar]

1922, that's what.

19 + 22 = 41

22 / 11 players on field = 2

41 + 2 = 43

Can't you see it?

I can see you're ignorant to the reality that they decide who wins and when.

[hoosier]

The decider is not a they, it is an It. Distinctions matter.

[scharpcheddar]

The decider is not a they, it is an It. Distinctions matter.

It" doesn't happen unless "They" make it happen.