This is a list of the major owners of the clubs in the Scottish Premier League. It details their estimated net worth and the main sources of their wealth.
| Club | Major shareholder | Shareholding | Believed net worth all together | Source of wealth |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aberdeen | Stewart Milne CBE | (??%) | £140 million[1] | Owns local building group Stewart Milne Group[1] |
| Celtic | Dermot Desmond | 37%[1] | £1 billion[1] | Sold London City Airport and food company Greencore for nearly £850 million; previous sales of over £250 million[1] |
| Dundee United | Stephen Thompson | (??%) | £20 million[1] | Late father Eddie Thompson sold the Morning, Noon and Night convenience store chain for £27 million in 2004[1] |
| Dunfermline Athletic | John Yorkston | Founder and long serving Managing Director of First Scottish Group – a company that provides services to the legal profession | ||
| Heart of Midlothian | Vladimir Romanov | 82% | £200 million[2] | Majority shareholder of Lithuanian bank Ūkio bankas[2] |
| Hibernian | Sir Tom Farmer | 90%[1] | £110 million[1] | Sold the Kwik-Fit business to Ford for £1 billion in 1999, with proceeds to himself of £78 million[1] |
| Inverness Caledonian Thistle | George Fraser | |||
| Kilmarnock | Michael Johnston | A T Mays (Travel agents, sold to Royal Bank of Scotland) | ||
| Motherwell | John Boyle | £45 million[1] | Sold Direct Tours business for £81 million to Airtours in 1998, with proceeds to himself and his brother of £56 million[1] | |
| Rangers | Craig Whyte | 85% | £200million | Venture Capitalist. Chairman of Wavetower Limited & Liberty Capital |
| St. Johnstone | Geoff Brown | £21 million[1] | Owns local housebuilder GS Brown Construction, which has net assets of £26 million[1] | |
| St. Mirren | Stewart Gilmour | 52% |
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