Celtic Shareholder Reduces Stake
Celtic's second largest shareholder, Lindsell Train Limited, has reduced its stake in the club by 0.69%, equivalent to 750,000 shares.
The decrease, confirmed on October 14, sees Lindsell Train's voting rights in the club drop from 16.39% to 15.70%.
Lindsell Train Limited remains the club's second-largest shareholder, with majority shareholder Dermot Desmond maintaining control since 1999.
Lindsell Train Limited also holds shares in Juventus and is Juventus' third-largest shareholder.
Author's summary: Celtic's second-largest shareholder reduces stake by 0.69%.
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