How much is Grupo Pachuca Net Worth?

Grupo Pachuca's net worth is not publicly available.

Who are the major shareholders of Real Oviedo?

Grupo Pachuca is the major shareholder of Real Oviedo.

Real Oviedo Owners: Past & Present Ownership Details

Q: Who are Real Oviedo Owners?

Grupo Pachuca is the owner of Real Oviedo.

Sportsdunia DeskPublished : Jun 30, 2025, 02:39 PM

Real Oviedo are a Spanish football club based in Oviedo, and was founded on March 26, 1926. Real Oviedo is set to return to La Liga, the first division of football in Spain, after 24 years, as they won the Segunda division of the Spanish football and will play the 2025-26 season in La Liga. The club plays at the Estadio Carlos Tartiere, which was opened on September 30, 2000, and is the largest sports stadium in Asturias. Real Oviedo also has a women's team, Real Oviedo Femenino, which has played several times in the Spanish first division, but now, it competes in the third-tier of the Spanish women's football, Segunda Federación Femenina. Real Oviedo is primarily owned by Grupo Pachuca, a Mexican company, which acquired a majority stake of 51% in July 2022.

Who are Real Oviedo Owners?

Real Oviedo's owner is Grupo Pachuca, which bought the club's 51% stake from the board of directors on July 12, 2022. At first, the club was managed by the board of directors, as Carlos Tartiere was the first president.

Since then, the club has been managed by a group of directors, but after Grupo Pachuca took over, they became the club's majority owner. In the 2021-13 season, the club was on the verge of bankruptcy. In November 2012, a rich businessman, Carlos Slim, invested $2.5 million in the club, but at that time, the club took the money as a loan from the businessman and did not sell any kind of stake to him.

Real Oviedo Owners Personnel

Office	Name
President	Mexico Martín Peláez
Counselor	Spain Jorge Menéndez Vallina
Counselor	Spain Manuel Paredes González
Counselor	Spain Fernando Corral Mestas
Institutional relations	Spain César Martín Villar

Other Sports Teams owned by Grupo Pachuca

Multiple football clubs are owned by the Real Oviedo football club owner, Grupo Pachuca. They hold the majority stake in the CF Pachuca and another Mexican club, Club Leon. Both teams are playing in the same division of football, as they are facing backlash for owning multiple clubs in the same division, and FIFA also disqualified Club Leon from the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup for the same reason.

However, they also hold the majority stake in Real Oviedo (51%), where the club was struggling to promote to the first division of Spanish football, and the reason was a lack of money and support, as Grupo Pachuca helped them to qualify for the 2025-2026 La Liga season. Also, they own a club in Chile named Everton de Viña del Mar.

Grupo Pachuca Primary Business

The owner of Real Oviedo's main source of income is from football, especially through its multiple ownership and operations of the Club de Football Pachuca and Club Leon, although Grupo Pachuca has been facing multiple problems for owning multiple teams in the same football league.

The Real Oviedo football club's owner has been earning through ticket sales, shirt sales, and player sales, and earning more money through broadcasting and media partners. While football teams have been their main focus, for earning money, they also have multiple investments and assets for earning more money.

Grupo Pachuca Net Worth

CF Pachuca owners net worth is not publicly available in any sources, so we can not disclose the exact amount of Grupo Pachuca's net worth. However, we can assume that they are earning a handsome amount of money yearly, as Grupo Pachuca, which is the owner of Real Oviedo football club, has multiple ownerships in multiple clubs, they have been investing in multiple businesses, and they have multiple assets. Also, they are earning from the club's shirt sales, broadcasting, and player sales.

Real Oviedo Owners History: From Past to Present

Real Oviedo have a history of changing multiple owners, as the club was managed by the board of directors, and they chose the club's president through voting. In the 2012-13 season, the club was facing multiple issues with bankruptcy, and a rich businessman helped them with the money, but that was not enough for them. In 2022, Grupo Pachuca became the savior of Real Oviedo, and they helped to return to the first division of Spanish Football in the 2025-26 season.