Joaquin Buitrago, the president of Elche CF, led a shareholders meeting that took place this morning. It was described as a fully normal session, similar to what has been seen in recent years, with the main agenda item being the approval of the accounts. According to Buitrago, the club is building on the progress achieved over the last three seasons and has returned to profitability, signaling a positive path ahead for the organization.
The date of the shareholders meeting of Elche CF is already known
JA Galvanized
Investments
As noted by Buitrago, the club continues to invest in infrastructure with the aim of enhancing the value of its athletic workforce. In essence, the strategy centers on sustained growth anchored by a solid financial plan that underpins its expansion goals.
The president reiterated in his official remarks that the club remains economically robust and fully consolidated, with a clear commitment to grow further on the strength of its financial health and prudent planning.
Up to 13 million benefits
Over the past two years, Elche has allocated benefits, including this year, though no official figures are available yet. The 2019-2020 season yielded a positive result of two million for the club following promotion to the First Division. Historically, the organization reported benefits totaling around 13 million euros in prior campaigns, reflecting a steady accumulation of value through competitive performance and sound management.
Elche closed the year with 13 million bonus
VL Deltel
Since Bragarnik assumed a controlling stake in the club through Score Club in 2019, the investor’s name has become synonymous with the club’s governance. Shareholder meetings have largely followed established practice, focusing on financial results, governance updates, and strategic direction to ensure long-term stability and growth. The current approach reflects a move toward transparent reporting and steady governance, with emphasis on sustaining the club’s competitive standing and financial health. This pattern aligns with the broader objective of reinforcing the club’s value and ensuring that decisions are guided by a stable economic framework that supports ongoing investment in players, facilities, and development programs. In this context, the leadership emphasizes accountability to shareholders and a continued commitment to building a robust, well-managed football organization that can compete effectively at the highest levels. This strategic stance is conveyed through routine yet serious updates on performance, investments, and future plans.