Celtic Plc (PK) (CLTFF) Quote

Celtic Growing 39.63X Faster Than Manchester United

https://www.inflation.us/content/celtic-growing-3963x-faster-manchester-united



During the seven-year period of 2016 through 2023, Celtic plc (LSE: CCP) or CLTFF saw its U.S. dollar revenue grow by 87.18% vs. Manchester United (MANU) revenue growing by 2.20% and Juventus Football Club SpA (JUVE.MI) revenue growing by 23.50%.

Celtic revenue has increased 39.63X more than MANU and 3.71X more than JUVE.

Celtic net income during this seven-year period increased by 5,800%! Celtic earned 2023 net income of US$40.16 million!



Manchester United reported a 2023 net loss of US$34.55 million. Juventus reported a 2023 net loss of US$129.68 million.

Celtic is currently trading with an enterprise value of less than 1X revenue. Manchester United is currently trading with an enterprise value of more than 4X revenue. Juventus is currently trading with an enterprise value of nearly 3X revenue.

Manchester United's largest shareholder recently sold a 25% minority stake in the club to Jim Ratcliffe for $1.25 billion at a premium share price of $33 per share for an enterprise value of 8.15X revenue!

Celtic plc (LSE: CCP) or CLTFF could double, triple, or quadruple in share price within weeks from its current enterprise value of less than 1X revenue!

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Celtic Is Building Cash, Possibly for Sale of Company

https://www.inflation.us/content/celtic-building-cash-possibly-sale-company

Some NIA members were concerned that Celtic plc (LSE: CCP) or CLTFF might receive a record-breaking transfer fee of £30 million for Matt O'Riley, but then spend half of the money on obtaining a new goalie to replace Joe Hart who retired. No deal for O'Riley has been completed yet, but it looks like it will get done, and it looks like Celtic is hiring a very experienced goalie even better than Joe Hart with a free transfer. If a deal for O'Riley does get done think about how much CCP's cash position will increase from its current level of £67.33 million and what this will mean for Celtic's share price. We might see a deal get done before the U.S. tour because if O'Riley is still with Celtic in the U.S. against Manchester City and Chelsea and he is scoring goals against the world's two most valuable football clubs (both Manchester City and Chelsea are each worth $5 billion) his value will only skyrocket.

Why is Celtic building such a large amount of cash? Are they making the company look as good as possible for a sale to a major U.S. private equity fund possibly for $1 billion?

U.S. women's football clubs with revenue of only $30 million are being valued at $300 million! Women's football clubs in newly established U.S. leagues that might not exist in a few years... lol!

It feels horrible to speak about stocks on such a horrific day with tragic events, but we have nothing of value to add about how Trump will likely win all 50 states!

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UK Stocks at Record Low vs. S&P 500

https://www.inflation.us/content/uk-stocks-record-low-vs-sp-500



NIA has created a chart of the United Kingdom Stock ETF (EWU)/S&P 500 ratio, and it is at an all-time low.

U.K. stocks can't decline in value vs. U.S. stocks forever.

At some point, either U.S. stocks need to crash 70%-80% or U.K. stocks need to increase 100%-200%.

Celtic plc (LSE: CCP) or CLTFF is the most obvious U.K. stock that can get revalued to the upside the most. It is currently trading with an enterprise value of less than 1X revenue when nearly all U.S. based professional sports franchises are worth at least 10X revenue. Either U.S. sports franchises are in a massive bubble, or Celtic shares will increase by 500%-1,000%.

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Yeah, no defense today. Haha.

Holy crap 10 goals!

Manchester United (MANU) Loses $66.2M, Gains 5.58% Anyway

https://www.inflation.us/content/manchester-united-manu-loses-662m-gains-558-anyway

Manchester United (MANU) reported this morning that they lost $66.2 million last quarter with revenue down by 19.6% year-over-year, but the stock gained by 5.58% today anyway.

MANU is the most overvalued football stock of all but even MANU is likely to gain 100%+ in value between now and the 2026 World Cup.

Celtic plc (LSE: CCP) or CLTFF will be the #1 largest gaining football stock. CCP has a current market cap at £1.86 per share of £176.27 million with net cash of £67.327 million for an enterprise value of £108.943 million.

CCP is trading with an enterprise value of only 0.85X its revenue of £128.53 million and CCP is extremely profitable!

Celtic Park alone is worth £300 million vs. the company's enterprise value of £108.943 million! It is the #1 rated football stadium in all of Europe!

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https://socceronline.me/queen-s-park-vs-celtic-live/friendly/stream-1

Preseason Friendly match today at 1:45 pm Central against Queens Park FC. I'll post a link before the match starts if I can find a good one.

Wow awesome fanatacism

Pretty sweet!! It's going to be a fun season.

Found some awesome pictures of the fan experience around Celtic Park. Not only is it a fan experience there in Glasgow, it appears to be a cultural and political exhibition that brings its own scrutiny and controversy. I think I'd enjoy my time quite well there with those in Celtic Park.

2026 World Cup Means All Football Stocks Will Rise Big

https://www.inflation.us/content/2026-world-cup-means-all-football-stocks-will-rise-big



The 2026 World Cup being in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico means that all publicly traded football stocks will rise big in value regardless of their profitability and whether or not they have a positive brand or a toxic brand. The hype around the sport of football will be unprecedented. Even the worst performing football stocks will make triple digit gains from today's prices.

All we know for sure is that Celtic plc (LSE: CCP) or CLTFF will be the world's #1 largest gaining football stock. Over the next twelve months, CCP will generate record high revenue and profits.

Only the highest quality gold stocks and a select few small-cap AI stocks will rise more than football stocks.

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Juventus Lost $102M in Past Six Months vs. Celtic Highly Profitable

https://www.inflation.us/content/juventus-lost-102m-past-six-months-vs-celtic-highly-profitable

Juventus Football Club SpA (JUVE.MI) lost $102 million in the last six months.

If JUVE was profitable, it would be trading at an enterprise value significantly higher than 3X revenue.

Almost all publicly traded football clubs either have massive losses like JUVE or if they are profitable, they have a toxic brand like SS Lazio (Asbestos Corporation is profitable but very toxic).

Celtic (LSE: CCP) or CLTFF is the only publicly traded football club to be extremely profitable with the best brand!

CCP deserves to trade for 5X+ revenue.

Being in the UEFA Champions League next year means that CCP's financial future is secure.

Part of the reason for JUVE's massive loss was their ban from this year's UEFA Champions League.

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London Stock Exchange links:

Celtic Plc Ordinary Shares 1P (CCP):
https://www.londonstockexchange.com/stock/CCP/celtic-plc/company-page

Celtic Plc Preferred Shares 60P (CCPA):
https://www.londonstockexchange.com/stock/CCPA/celtic-plc/company-page

Celtic Plc Preferred Shares 100P (CCPC):
https://www.londonstockexchange.com/stock/CCPC/celtic-plc/company-page

Celtic Surpasses Key Breakout Point, Most Bullish Long-Term Chart in Market

https://www.inflation.us/content/celtic-surpasses-key-breakout-point-most-bullish-long-term-chart-market

Celtic plc (LSE: CCP) has surpassed its most important long-term key breakout point of £1.66 per share and closed last week at £1.93 per share.

CCP has no resistance in sight and on a technical basis is likely on its way to new all-time highs of above £4.72 per share.



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Lol. Perfect my man!

No problem, just trying to have some fun and make some money at the same time. Kill two birds with one stone. Or as Ricky from Trailer Park Boys says it, get two birds stoned at once.

Thanks NP for all you do on multiple boards.

Nothing better than getting into the bush to get away from this worlds daily shit show struggles. I'm ready for the same, headed back to do Mt Shasta again in a couple weeks. Hope you had a great trip, welcome back. And thanks again NP for the heads up here

Not 100%, been away camping with family and whatnot last month. Just kinda getting back to civizatkpn.

The Celts appear to have been beaten up and undervalued for so long they are struggling to believe that their time has FINALLY come. This is a new blog post I just came across. I added the blue colored commentary since I had to look up the definition of the meaning.

What’s Going On With Celtic’s Swelling Share Price? Something … Or Nothing?


James Forrest 21:09 05/07/24

https://thecelticblog.com/2024/07/articles-and-features/whats-going-on-with-celtics-swelling-share-price-something-or-nothing/

One of the stories I think we’ve all been following in the background is that of Celtic’s rising share price. I’ve read a lot of speculation about what it might be, and I have to be honest that as interesting as I find it all I cannot claim to being able to make head nor tail of it.

I have only the most limited understanding of this stuff, and certainly not enough to be able to make a confident prediction on what this might be. David Low, whose opinions I respect enormously, doesn’t seem to think that this is much more than an adjustment in anticipation of some sort of positive financial report. He may be right.

I know more about what this is not than I do about what it is. So let me tell you what I understand it not to be before we think about alternative explanations.

First, this is not a natural statistical variance. The company share price has gone up 40%. That’s not a standard stock fluctuation.

Secondly, this is not a consequence of some coming big deal on sponsorship or merchandising; those aren’t up yet. They have a way to run. The merchandising contract is up, I think, at the end of the season to come so it’s too early for that to be making some big difference.

This doesn’t seem to be an imminent announcement on cash coming into the club via a commercial source, so we can probably rule that out.

This is not, as some are speculating, a reaction to the coming settlement of certain court cases, although I can sort of see why some might assume that.

Once this issue is settled that’s in the past and organisations which get out from under a court judgement usually do experience a rise in their share price; anyone who has ever seen Wall Street knows that Bud Fox makes his first killing due to inside information about the company his father is a union rep with.

But those cases are of no interest to most of the outside world except for those at Ibrox who obsess over every single detail. Not one of the reports about this which has been in the papers have affected the share price one iota up until now, because the markets understand that we won’t face major liability either way when this is covered by insurance.

(And don’t get me started on that subject; the only way that insurance would not cover this is if liability was legally established and it was proved that current directors had been involved in a crime. Not even the most rabid Sevconian has ever seriously suggested such a thing.)

There was some suggestion that it might have been due to the double and the automatic Champions League qualification; a lot of the rise fits in with that, but I can’t remember automatic qualification changing that in times past, and so I have my doubts that this is about that. It’s a significant rise, and I just don’t think the club share price has moved so much due to it.

Some speculate that it’s that and the Matt O’Riley deal combined. That deal isn’t done yet. There might not be a Matt O’Riley deal. So that’s speculative and the share price doesn’t climb more than 30% on the back of transfer market speculation.

The price hasn’t been this high in 23 years. The Record’s ignorant speculation is that this is caused by “the double winning season”. They even peeled £10 million off our estimated £40 million take for the Champions League, which I had a good laugh about. We’ve won trebles and not seen that rise. Double trebles. 3Treble. The Quadruple Treble. No increase like this.

In short, they have no idea and are too lazy to go and ask an expert.

A significant share purchase or sale would move the needle. Naturally. But we’re a PLC and that stuff would already be a matter of record. Could it be talks about a sale? Yes, but if it’s moving the share price then it’s significant enough and known enough to have leaked.

This is where what much of the online speculation is focussed on. That perhaps a major shareholder is ready to sell up to someone else, and that this has leaked and that the price is increasing as a result. But see, we’re not the club from Ibrox, who aren’t on any official exchange and who can, therefore, hide something like this … or manufacture stories about takeover bids without incurring any regulatory consequences.

It’s possible that there could be talks behind the scenes. But would enough have leaked to move the share price without alerting someone to write a story? It seems doubtful. As I said though, this isn’t anywhere near to being my area of expertise, or indeed anything I can speak on with any confidence. I know some basic stuff, enough to rule certain things out, but not enough to say with any certainty what it could be. No-one, to my knowledge, who owns a significant block of shares has expressed any interest in selling them … as I have lamented, there are people who think this club is their personal thing to pass down to the next generation, returning us to an era when we were a “family club” as opposed to being just a family club.

So I’m inclined to think that David Low might have it right; it’s not sexy, but it’s still a story. He says that experts believe that Celtic has long been undervalued and maybe this is Celtic finally rising towards a more realistic market capitalisation, based on strong returns, a healthy balance sheet, infrastructure spending and sustained success.

The things this board does right it does very right.

We are in rude financial health (British, old-fashioned
: strong and healthy), and maybe this rise to a more realistic valuation does in fact signify no more than that. It’s also worth noting that the share price and the club’s valuation doesn’t actually put 30% more in the bank … so beware of any story in the mainstream media which tries to link this to the transfer kitty, that’s someone who either doesn’t have a clue what they are on about or someone trying to make trouble.

Disney CEO Bob Iger Buying Angel City FC Women's Soccer Team

Disney CEO Bob Iger is about to buy a $250 million controlling stake in National Women's Soccer League's Angel City FC, which will value the club at $300 million.

Celtic plc (LSE: CCP) or CLTFF is investing for massive growth by constructing their new state-of-the-art Barrowfield Training Centre for the Celtic FC Women's Squad and Celtic FC Boys and Girls Youth Academy. NIA has just posted a brand-new YouTube video showing its ongoing construction and how you can see Celtic Park from the site.

It is absolute insanity how Celtic plc (LSE: CCP) or CLTFF isn't already a $1 billion market cap company, but it will be very soon! That's for sure!

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I know this sounds lame, but WW is a good pick down as low as it is.

Excellent, Thank you. That's good DD.

I don't think so. For purposes of market capitalization I'm going with just the basic OS of 94.77M. Here is what Market Watch has:

Thanks, NorthPeak22, great find. I feel better now. 😊 So, reading the filing, it looks to me like we should be adding the New Ordinary shares (tradeable 7/10/24) to the Ordinary shares to get the float. Also, the CPO Shares are added to the Ordinary shares to make the denominator for ownership calculations. Should they also be added to get to float? Opinion?

darn auto correct

Lol. Cedric?? Welcome NOLA.

I like these numbers

hey boys. I'm in too.

thanks NorthPeak for a great pick

let's go Cedric football!!

$1B MC USD = $10.55
$1.5B MC USD = $15.82
$2B MC USD = $21.10

From 7/4/24, LSE filing:

From Schwab:

I can't find the answer to my only question: How many shares are outstanding? I don't remember seeing that anywhere. Has anyone come up with that? OTC Markets have nothing. OOPS, found it! I was looking for filings. They list it under security details. Duh. It is from 6/30/22 though. Does anyone have anything newer, like the end of '23.....or at least 6/30/23, their year-end.

Match. Dammit

Guess I should have said, going to a celtic "match" DC untited game July 20th

Really? Which one?

Images sense. Might go to the Celtic game

Yeah, I don't know that I buy Manchester City putting this together at the last moment. With lead times for production and overseas shipping, these shirts would have needed to be designed, produced, and probably shipped already in massive quantities to stock all the games they are playing in the US. They are playing four games against big teams at huge venues including Yankee Stadium and Ohio Stadium at Ohio State. A little sensationalism to hype the coming run up in price I suspect.

Hilarious story

Desperate Manchester City Secures WWE Partnership for Celtic FC Preseason Game

https://www.inflation.us/content/desperate-manchester-city-secures-wwe-partnership-celtic-fc-preseason-game

Manchester City is pissed that WWE wrestlers CM Punk and Sami Zayn were seen in public wearing Celtic FC kits in recent weeks.

Manchester City is scared that Celtic FC/Adidas kit sales are rapidly catching up to Manchester City/Puma kit sales.

In a desperate attempt to preserve their £1 billion brand value (and £5 billion total franchise value), Manchester City has secured a WWE partnership for their upcoming preseason game vs. Celtic FC at University of North Carolina on July 23rd.

When Manchester City plays Celtic FC on July 23rd, their Manchester City kits will have the WWE logo displayed on them. In fact, Manchester City will be selling t-shirts saying they are the "best in the world" using the slogan of WWE wrestler and Celtic FC fan CM Punk.

When CM Punk wore Celtic FC Adidas gear, he actually drove to Celtic Park to buy the gear on his own. WWE/Celtic FC did not force him to wear it like Manchester City is attempting to do with their Puma gear.

To our Canadian members if you attend the WWE Money in the Bank Toronto show tonight, please wear Celtic FC kits.

Celtic plc (LSE: CCP) or CLTFF will be a $1 billion+ market cap company very soon!

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Awesome!! This is one play that I'm not afraid to tell others about since Celtic F.C. are a well known entity in a highly vetted industry and are so obviously undervalued. I believe the NIA is correct in forecasting a season of sports franchises hitting the market and changing hands. The act of putting teams on the market is going to bring about a period of market discovery of value and will allow for team values to be repriced taking into account inflation. No offense to women's sports, but if they are going to be given between 8-9 digit values when nobody watches their games, all men's teams should be worth $1BN+ just bc fiat currency is so worthless.

I invited NOLA61 from TGLO board. She bought in also. I feel like I want more now that I re-read you dd post

Sounds fantastic. Thanks again for the tip. Take your tips any day my friend

Haven't seen him yet, but I don't doubt he'll at least stop by.

Hey there! Yes, there's some real potential for legitimate gains here. It's a classic diamond in the rough story that is severely undervalued relative to its peers with an upcoming showcase tour to catapult its name onto the American sports scene. Plus, being in the UEFA Champions League this year is going to bring huge exposure. The stock is currently more actively traded on the OTC than the LSE. Once it wakes up overseas I think the real gains will come.

Hey Xune!

Dino on board with this?

Hey there North! And all others here first.

Thanks NP for doing this.

I'm really liking this so far!!

Howdy!

Good morning brother :)