Acquiring Company
White Knight Capital
Acquired Company
LIV Golf Enterprises
Cheyenne
LondonSportsSportsDescription
White Knight Capital Corp. announced it is in advanced negotiations to restructure LIV Golf Enterprises and convert Public Investment Fund's debt into equity. The plan includes a reverse merger of LIV Golf 2.0 into a Nasdaq-listed entity. The new structure aims to enhance profitability and market presence for LIV Golf. White Knight has also sought a $100 million investment commitment from the PIF for the upcoming venture.
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Who acquired LIV Golf Enterprises?
LIV Golf Enterprises was acquired by White Knight Capital, based in Cheyenne. The deal was reported on September 4, 2026. White Knight Capital Corp. is a private investment and management firm. It deploys data-driven capital across professional sports syndicates and emerging sports-technology ventures. White Knight Capital is privately held and operates in Sports.
When did White Knight Capital acquire LIV Golf Enterprises?
White Knight Capital's acquisition of LIV Golf Enterprises was reported on September 4, 2026. White Knight Capital Corp. announced it is in advanced negotiations to restructure LIV Golf Enterprises and convert Public Investment Fund's debt into equity. The plan includes a reverse merger of LIV Golf 2.0 into a Nasdaq-listed entity. Fundz records the date the transaction was first publicly reported, sourced from filings and company announcements.
What does LIV Golf Enterprises do?
LIV Golf is a professional men's golf tour established in October 2021, aiming to transform the sport with a more dynamic and spectator-friendly format. It is privately held, operating in Sports, and is based in London.
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