Norwich City Football Club Plc (NCFC) is an unlisted company. Its shares are not listed upon any authorised stock market or trading platform.

Any transfers between independent third parties are private transactions, meaning no pricing information is disclosed. There is no published market price information, nor are its shares traded at a set price. The value of its shares is whatever someone is willing to pay for them.

Any investment in shares of an unquoted company, like NCFC, is purely speculative, and carries a high degree of risk. Its shares are not readily tradeable and, in the event of default by NCFC, you may lose your money.

NCFC currently has 3,277,090 ordinary shares issued, approximately 85% of which are held by the Club’s owner, Norfolk FB Holdings LLC.

Shares can only be purchased directly from an existing shareholder who is willing to sell all or some of their shares.

In order to transfer shares, the existing shareholder will need to complete and sign a stock transfer form, which can be downloaded from the Club’s website.

If the sale price of the shares exceeds £1,000, stamp duty is payable by the buyer to HMRC, who will provide a Stamp Duty - Confirmation of stamping by HMRC letter, showing that the applicable tax has been paid. This will be required before the transfer can be approved by NCFC.

In addition to the signed stock transfer form, NCFC requires the original share certificate(s) to be returned for cancellation. If you’re unable to provide the share certificate(s), then an indemnity for a lost certificate form also needs to be signed.

If you are the executor of an estate requesting the transfer of shares, in addition to the above, NCFC requires a copy of the death certificate, an extract of the will showing the executors, and a copy of the grant of probate. If grant of probate is not required, you must complete an indemnity for a small estate.

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If you have any specific share related questions, please email us at shares@canariestrust.org