Sir Frank Williams and Patrick Head embolsaran around 70 million euros, the actions that will come to bag instead of investing in the British F1 team.
Oxfordshire-based team announced on Wednesday that the prices of the shares offered to the public are estimated at a total of EUR 265 million.
That would make that 27 percent of the shares offered have a value of EUR 70 million.
A report published in the Daily Mail said that potential investors "may be affected because most of the income of the package can go to owners instead of investing in the company".
A press conference in London, on Wednesday heard Head puts on sale 17.7 percent of their current participation while the head of the team, Sir Frank Williams reduces 56.7 percent to the 50.3.
"Never have taken any money before", confirmed Williams of 68 years.
Rather than raise money for the team, then, investors buy more than 1 percent of Williams, receiving invitations to major awards.
"So you would need 2,650,000 EUR, about to buy 1 percent is muecho money for most of us."
But there are many people there out to those who that would be an interesting proposal, said Adam Parr team President.
"We have two dominant shareholders with more than 60 years, but both seek out of business at some point," he continued.
"The exit bag creates liquidity to them and, more important still, for the team creates stability - not end up being owned by a Russian oligarch or an automobile company", added.
Parr also explained that Williams is coming to quote in Germany that the option of the London Stock Exchange has been falling by high standards of commercial confidentiality.
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