Ownership Statement

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leedsunited.com 28/12/12
Leeds United Football Club Limited ('LUFC') the company that holds the share in the Football League, is a member of the West Riding County Football Association and an Associate Member of the Football Association.
LUFC is a wholly owned subsidiary of Leeds City Holdings Limited ('LCH').
LCH is wholly owned by LUFC Holding Limited ('LUH') a company based in Grand Cayman. LUH is a wholly owned subsidiary of GFH Capital ('GFHC') a company based in Dubai.
GFHC is a wholly owned subsidiary of Gulf Finance House, BSC which is based in Bahrain. No shareholder in Gulf Finance House, BSC holds over 10% of its shares.

December 24 2012

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