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2022-05-03T10:19:31+00:00
原来今年交了1亿多奢侈税还能赚好几亿[s:a2:抢镜头]
奢侈税已经挡不住勇士了啊
消息来源cnbc
[url]https://www.cnbc.com/2022/04/23/nbas-golden-state-warriors-plan-to-be-more-than-a-basketball-team.html?&qsearchterm=golden%20state[/url]
The Golden State Warriors are getting back to business.
After two years of pandemic challenges, the NBA franchise has resumed its plan to become the most valuable sports franchise in the world. The Warriors are valued at more than $5 billion, up from a $3.5 billion value before the pandemic, and projected to eclipse $700 million in revenue this year, according to people familiar with the team’s financials.
The club has a plan for driving growth that includes a new cash stream in the recently launched Golden State Entertainment division. The venture follows similar efforts in rolling out an in-house ticket exchange, a partnership with a cryptocurrency company, and leveraging the blockchain sector to cash in on NFTs, or non-fungible tokens.
All just two years after the Warriors moved into the $1.4 billion Chase Center in San Francisco, where the team monetizes surrounding real estate and maintains a tenant and equity partner in Uber.
The team’s President and Chief Operating Officer, Brandon Schneider, says the projects are key to becoming a force off the basketball court like it is on.
“Disney started as a theme park,” Schneider told CNBC. “The Warriors started as a basketball team. Look at what Disney has become, and look at what the Warriors are becoming.”
Schneider spoke to CNBC on April 14, a day removed from his first anniversary of being announced Warriors president. He took over the position from longtime executive Rick Welts who retired last year.
He said the Warriors goal is to transform into “global leaders in experiences and entertainment.” And he added the organization would “leverage the strength of the brand” and innovate around technology “because we’re in the Bay Area, the technology epicenter of the world.”
Taking on the Knicks
If the Warriors’ strategy pans out, it could position the team to surpass the New York Knicks as the most valuable NBA franchise.
The Knicks are valued at $5.8 billion and ranked third on Forbes’ most valuable sports team list behind the NFL’s Dallas Cowboys, worth $6.5 billion, and MLB’s New York Yankees, worth $6 billion. The Warriors rank sixth.
“With the trajectory that they are on, and the effort that they put into the franchise, that wouldn’t surprise me,” said sports valuation expert Bryce Erickson, a senior vice president at advisory firm Mercer Capital. “I certainly think it’s possible.”
Sports valuations are often inflated and largely hypothetical — barring formal and public sales. Pundits use multiples of revenue and add in operating income, adjusted for revenue sharing, and any other assets tied to the club that could include real estate to arrive at a number.
But lofty valuations aside, the Warriors are already edging out their competition: In 2021, the Warriors led the NBA in basketball-related revenue with $474 million in 2021, according to Forbes. Meanwhile, the Knicks’ revenue dropped to $421 million from $472 million, likely the result of pandemic-related losses.
Add in revenue from other events at Chase Center and the Warrior’s other nascent revenue streams, and the team’s revenue stacks up much higher.
奢侈税已经挡不住勇士了啊
消息来源cnbc
[url]https://www.cnbc.com/2022/04/23/nbas-golden-state-warriors-plan-to-be-more-than-a-basketball-team.html?&qsearchterm=golden%20state[/url]
The Golden State Warriors are getting back to business.
After two years of pandemic challenges, the NBA franchise has resumed its plan to become the most valuable sports franchise in the world. The Warriors are valued at more than $5 billion, up from a $3.5 billion value before the pandemic, and projected to eclipse $700 million in revenue this year, according to people familiar with the team’s financials.
The club has a plan for driving growth that includes a new cash stream in the recently launched Golden State Entertainment division. The venture follows similar efforts in rolling out an in-house ticket exchange, a partnership with a cryptocurrency company, and leveraging the blockchain sector to cash in on NFTs, or non-fungible tokens.
All just two years after the Warriors moved into the $1.4 billion Chase Center in San Francisco, where the team monetizes surrounding real estate and maintains a tenant and equity partner in Uber.
The team’s President and Chief Operating Officer, Brandon Schneider, says the projects are key to becoming a force off the basketball court like it is on.
“Disney started as a theme park,” Schneider told CNBC. “The Warriors started as a basketball team. Look at what Disney has become, and look at what the Warriors are becoming.”
Schneider spoke to CNBC on April 14, a day removed from his first anniversary of being announced Warriors president. He took over the position from longtime executive Rick Welts who retired last year.
He said the Warriors goal is to transform into “global leaders in experiences and entertainment.” And he added the organization would “leverage the strength of the brand” and innovate around technology “because we’re in the Bay Area, the technology epicenter of the world.”
Taking on the Knicks
If the Warriors’ strategy pans out, it could position the team to surpass the New York Knicks as the most valuable NBA franchise.
The Knicks are valued at $5.8 billion and ranked third on Forbes’ most valuable sports team list behind the NFL’s Dallas Cowboys, worth $6.5 billion, and MLB’s New York Yankees, worth $6 billion. The Warriors rank sixth.
“With the trajectory that they are on, and the effort that they put into the franchise, that wouldn’t surprise me,” said sports valuation expert Bryce Erickson, a senior vice president at advisory firm Mercer Capital. “I certainly think it’s possible.”
Sports valuations are often inflated and largely hypothetical — barring formal and public sales. Pundits use multiples of revenue and add in operating income, adjusted for revenue sharing, and any other assets tied to the club that could include real estate to arrive at a number.
But lofty valuations aside, the Warriors are already edging out their competition: In 2021, the Warriors led the NBA in basketball-related revenue with $474 million in 2021, according to Forbes. Meanwhile, the Knicks’ revenue dropped to $421 million from $472 million, likely the result of pandemic-related losses.
Add in revenue from other events at Chase Center and the Warrior’s other nascent revenue streams, and the team’s revenue stacks up much higher.