BULLS ANNOUNCE NEW INVESTOR

Bradford Bulls are delighted to announce a major new investor in the form of NIC Services Group.

NIC Services Group are West Yorkshire based and are the largest privately owned provider of Facilities Management Services across the UK.

Bulls Chairman Nigel Wood OBE said, “We have been talking to John Spencer Group Chairman of NIC Services Group for some time and we are delighted that they have joined the club and the board at this very important time in the club’s history. 

“NIC are a blue-chip company in every respect and the fact that they want to help restore the Bulls to the elite level of rugby league is a marvellous vote of confidence in the club. It is increasingly obvious that to survive and flourish in modern day rugby league, with all of the IMG obligations that are prevalent, clubs need the strongest ownership group they can possibly get. With the recent investment from Paul Wild, Philip Sharp and now John Spencer through NIC Services Group, the club is set fair.” 

NIC’s Group Finance Director Simon Tidswell, a lifelong Bradford Northern/Bulls fan has joined the Board and said “NIC Services Group Limited are extremely pleased to announce our investment in the Bradford Bulls making NIC a shareholder, supporter, and taking a director’s seat on the board.” 

“The Bradford Bulls are heavily invested in grassroots, the Bulls foundation, their wheelchair team, and women in rugby which has supported the local community greatly, something NIC is committed to. NIC is a proud supporter of Rugby League and are excited to join the journey of bringing success back to the Bradford Bulls and the iconic Odsal Stadium.” 

Tidswell added “The historic club, Bradford Bulls (and formally Bradford Northern), have been progressing steadily over recent years and we are determined to assist them in their continued progression back to the topflight of the Rugby League in the near future.” 

Wood added “I would also like to pay a heartfelt tribute to Mark Sawyer and Adam Fogerty, without whom the club would not exist or be back in Bradford, together with Debb Sorra who stepped up at the right time to make a massive contribution in time, energy and resource when it was needed most. They will all be lifelong friends of the club.”