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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
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Matt Hughes

Lord Ashcroft’s son Andrew takes over father’s 3.4% stake worth £100m in Tottenham

Outside view of Tottenahm Hotspur Stadium
The majority shareholder ENIC insists the club is not for sale despite latest change. Photograph: Chris Foxwell/ProSports/Shutterstock

The son of former Conservative Party deputy chairman and billionaire donor Michael Ashcroft has taken over his father’s 3.4% stake in Tottenham in another generational change at the north London club.

A public filing posted by the London Stock Exchange on Tuesday shows that Andrew Ashcroft, a hotelier and businessman, purchased 8,023,942 Tottenham shares last Friday. The price is not disclosed, but based on recent valuations of Tottenham the shares are likely to have cost around £100m.

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