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Irsay Daughters Keep Colts Ownership

30 Mar

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Summary

Irsay sisters will retain full ownership of the Indianapolis Colts.
Private equity investment was considered but ultimately declined for now.
Lucas Oil Stadium requires significant future renovations.

The Indianapolis Colts will continue to be fully owned by the Irsay sisters, with Carlie Irsay-Gordon indicating that private equity investment is not currently being pursued. This decision follows the passing of their father, Jim Irsay, last May, which transferred ownership to Irsay-Gordon, Casey Foyt, and Kalen Jackson. The family has owned the Colts since 1972, and it was Jim Irsay's long-held wish for his grandchildren to eventually own the team.

While the sisters have opted against private equity for now, Irsay-Gordon noted it could be a future option, particularly for financing necessary upgrades to Lucas Oil Stadium. The nearly 20-year-old venue will require significant financial investment for renovations in the coming years. She described private equity as a potential 'tool' for diversifying business and securing funding for such projects.