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Europe 2 years ago
Tranmere Rovers welcomes local community to Prenton Park for Idul Fitri prayers
Tranmere Rovers, an English League Two soccer club partly owned by Santini Group, one of Indonesia’s leading conglomerates, welcomed members of the local Muslim community to its home ground Prenton Park for Idul Fitri mass prayers on the football field, on Friday.
Sports 4 years ago
Tranmere Rovers’ jersey choice to boost Indonesian SMEs
Santini Group, a business conglomerate that owns shares in the soccer club, said in a statement that the decision would allow Mills to showcase Indonesian products to fans of Tranmere Rovers and British soccer fans more generally.
Sports 5 years ago
Tranmere Rovers praise contribution of Indonesian partners during ‘Not End of Season Awards’
Club chairman Mark Palios gave the Santini Group the Normal Wilson award in recognition of its significant role in helping the club get back on its feet again after experiencing a period of financial turbulence.
Sports 5 years ago
Indonesian tycoon-owned Tranmere Rovers asks top contractor to fix stadium’s surface
English third-tier soccer club Tranmere Rovers, which is partially owned by Santini Group, one of Indonesia’s leading conglomerates, has entrusted top contractor John Mallison to renovate the surface of its home ground, Prenton Park.
Sports 5 years ago
Tranmere Rovers soccer club sees light at end of tunnel in COVID-19 pandemic
The chairman and co-owner of English third-tier soccer club Tranmere Rovers, Mark Palios, assured fans that the club was seeing light at the end of the tunnel as the COVID-19 pandemic moves across the world.
