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A minority ownership stake in the Bears could soon be up for sale. The team is giving thought to a sale of the shares ...
“In 1990, Pat Ryan Sr. and Andrew McKenna bought roughly 20% of the Bears, with Ryan holding the much larger share. The sale was used to pay down a debt burden from two years earlier when two ...
The estate of Andrew McKenna has hired an investment bank to sell a stake in the Chicago Bears. That stake is roughly 2% of the team, according to three people familiar with the details.
According to Crain's Chicago, the team is weighing a sale of the late Andrew McKenna Sr.'s stake in the team. McKenna was a former chairman of McDonald’s and a Chicago ntive. He died in 2023.
The Chicago Bears are reportedly preparing for an ownership shakeup. The franchise seeks to sell a small portion of equity previously held by longtime stakeholder Andrew McKenna Sr., who died in 2023.
The portion of the team the Bears are considering putting on the market belonged to Andrew McKenna Sr., who served as chairman of the McDonald's restaurant empire for a time and died in 2023.
The Chicago Bears' ownership group is considering the sale of a minority stake, according to Bloomberg's <a href=" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Randall Williams and Miranda Davis.
According to Crain's Chicago, the team is weighing a sale of the late Andrew McKenna Sr.'s stake in the team. McKenna was a former chairman of McDonald’s and a Chicago ntive. He died in 2023.