New York Yankees secure $2.8 billion financing deal with Apollo Global Management

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New York Yankees secure $2.8 billion financing deal with Apollo Global Management
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The New York Yankees announced a $2.8 billion financing agreement with Apollo Global Management on August 11. This deal includes a combination of credit and equity, as well as refinancing existing debt. It marks Apollo's largest investment in U.S. sports to date, following their acquisition of Atlético Madrid. The Steinbrenner family will retain full ownership of the franchise, while Apollo's Al Tylis will join the board of Yankee Global Enterprises.

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  • The deal consists of a mix of credit and equity.
  • Apollo's investment is their largest in U.S. sports.
  • Yankees valued at approximately $8.5 billion to $9 billion.
  • Al Tylis of Apollo will join the Yankees board.
  • The agreement is set to close imminently.
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Apollo Global Management Inc., a major American asset management firm, announced a $2.8 billion financing agreement with the New York Yankees on Tuesday, August 11. Bloomberg first reported in July that Apollo Global Management — which became the majority shareholder of Spanish professional football club Atlético Madrid in 2025 — had been looking to specialize […]

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