West Brom shareholders set Xu Ke deadline for financial answers before legal action warning

Albion shareholders have set director Xu Ke a deadline of one week to provide operational and financial answers before taking on legal action.

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By Lewis Cox

Published May 30, 2023

Last updated May 30, 2023

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Fed-up Albion shareholders have set WBA Group director Xu Ke a deadline of next Tuesday, June 6 to come up with answers related to the operational and financial running of the club – before warning of legal action. (Photo by Adam Fradgley/West Bromwich Albion FC via Getty Images).

Shareholders for Albion (S4A), who represent many of the minority shareholders who own 12 per cent of the Baggies, are in a dispute with Ke (Ken) over undisclosed details.

And fed-up and frustrated minority shareholders have set a time of 4pm next Tuesday, June 6, for Ken to respond with the "substantive and meaningful responses required".

Should Ken, who is based in the West Midlands, continue with his stance of not disclosing information related to club, WBA Group and WBA Holdings accounts, including controversial loans, then S4A have warned they will take "necessary legal steps".

This latest communication comes after the shareholders sought legal advice on the director's silent approach.

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