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       #Post#: 154167--------------------------------------------------
       Re: 'I just can't fathom why American investors interested in
       Prem Rugby'
   DIR By: JammyGit
       Date: May 14, 2026, 7:45 am
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       --- Quote from: Yareet link ---
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       > I fully appreciate that Wrexham is an extreme example. I just
       happened to have read the article yesterday so it felt pertinent
       to your question. I was also going to mention Liverpool finally
       winning the EPL.
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       > The romantic in me hopes that anybody taking on investors will
       be use Wrexham as the expectation - perhaps not to the same
       level but certainly a genuine interest in supporting the club
       from the ground up.
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       > And "American" Red Bull?
       >
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       Red Bull are Austrian
       #Post#: 154173--------------------------------------------------
       Re: 'I just can't fathom why American investors interested in
       Prem Rugby'
   DIR By: Yareet
       Date: May 14, 2026, 8:12 am
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       --- Quote from: JammyGit link ---
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       > Red Bull are Austrian
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       That was my point. And now I've realised that you were referring
       to some hypothetical American version of Red Bull. Understood
       now
       #Post#: 154174--------------------------------------------------
       Re: 'I just can't fathom why American investors interested in
       Prem Rugby'
   DIR By: Rugbycat
       Date: May 14, 2026, 8:15 am
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       --- Quote from: JammyGit link ---
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       > Red Bull are Austrian
       >
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       They are 51% Thai owned and 49% Austrian, Red Bull is just a
       version of Krating Daeng but fizzy and less sweet.
       It is based in Austria, the reason why they have gone into other
       areas is that the original Thai drink is now only the number 3
       energy drink in Thailand, and Red Bull was really a one product
       company.
       #Post#: 154178--------------------------------------------------
       Re: 'I just can't fathom why American investors interested in
       Prem Rugby'
   DIR By: Camquin
       Date: May 14, 2026, 10:24 am
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       Red Bull probably gets more bang for the buck from sports
       sponsorship than they would from conventional advertisiiing.
       #Post#: 154183--------------------------------------------------
       Re: 'I just can't fathom why American investors interested in
       Prem Rugby'
   DIR By: JammyGit
       Date: May 14, 2026, 1:49 pm
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       --- Quote from: Rugbycat link ---
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       > They are 51% Thai owned and 49% Austrian, Red Bull is just a
       version of Krating Daeng but fizzy and less sweet.
       > It is based in Austria, the reason why they have gone into
       other areas is that the original Thai drink is now only the
       number 3 energy drink in Thailand, and Red Bull was really a one
       product company.
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       Right, Red Bull GmbH was founded in Austria and is headquartered
       in Austria. A Thai family has a 51% stake in it. The drink was
       based on a Thai product that they changed to suit the European
       market and I don't think the Thai market is the reason why
       they've diversified, given how insanely popular the drink is
       practically worldwide.
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