In the last hours, social networks have exploded due to the change of owners in the Blanquiazul Fund. Libero gives you details in this note.
Does the Blue and White Fund change owners? This is the truth about the sale of credits | I RELEASE
Lima Alliance It is always in the news and not only because of its good moment in Liga 1 and its debut in the Copa Libertadores. Precisely, in the last hours, social networks have exploded before the possible change of owners in the Blanquiazul Fund.
Both on Twitter and Facebook it has been possible to read information from accounts and influencers, linked to Lima Alliancein which it is ensured that new owners will assume full control of the Blue and White Fund.
The names of the mining entrepreneur Jorge Ignacio De La Romaña Letsa multimillionaire with a blue and white heart, and also an intimate businessman Carlos Jiro Hiraokaowner of Hiraoka Imports, appear as the new heads of the Blue and White Fund, as read on networks.
“A few weeks ago, Salomón Lerner, Fernando Farah and Antonio Armejo agreed to sell their shares in the Blanquiazul Fund for personal reasons,” says one of the pro-alliance accounts.
The precise information that De La Romagna and Jiro Hiraoka they made an offer close to 4 million dollars to become the new majority members of the Blue and White Fund, which gives them powers to appoint a new temporary administrator at the head of Alianza Lima.
The truth about the change of owners in the Blanquiazul Fund
Although what is indicated above is what has circulated on social networks, the truth is that there has been an offer for the shares of Lerner, Armejo and Farahbut it has not followed the regular channel and has not been made directly by De La Romaña or Hiraoka.
The one really interested in buying is the company JMS Advisory, represented by José Sabogal Carrillowho made the offer to the partners Farah, Lerner and Armejo. The latter did not communicate directly to Diego Gonzales Posada of the offer, but they did it through Coryllwhich administers the Blue and White Fund.
This detail is very important because, according to the internal regulations of the Blanquiazul Fund, if one or more of its members want to sell their shares, they must first notify the Blanquiazul Fund so that the member or members that remain in the company have the first option of purchase of shares that are for sale.
In this case, Diego Gonzales Posada found out through Coril, and not by direct communication from his companions in the Blanquiazul Fund, that they not only wanted to sell their shares but also that they already had an agreement with JMS Advisory. In this sense, Gonzales Posada is left without options to buy the shares of Lerner, Farah and Armejo.
Libero learned that the offer of JMS Advisory is close to 4 million dollars and with this it seeks to obtain more than 50 percent of the debts of the Blue and White Background.
If this company were to complete the purchase offer, something not confirmed at the moment, it would automatically become a majority member, thus displacing Diego Gonzales Posada, who so far has the majority. In addition, JMS Advisory could appoint a new temporary administrator to replace Fernando Salazar.
Meanwhile, within the Blue and White Fund there is a climate of some uncertainty regarding the future of a society that was created to free Lima Alliance from CIRCUMCISIONcarry out a total reengineering of the club and turn it into one of the benchmarks of South American football in institutional and sports matters.
Who is part of the Blue and White Fund?
The Blue and White Fund was formed in mid-2019 at the initiative of Diego Gonzales Posada with the purpose of buying the debt that Alianza Lima had with SUNAT. When the purchase became effective, this company became the new majority creditor of Alianza Lima.
Gonzales Posada has a 47 percent stake, which makes him the leader of the Blue and White Fund. He is accompanied by Fernando Farah, Salomón Lerner and Antonio Armejo who have a 53 percent participation.