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Today the group remains one of Midrasia's major sporting conglomerates and shows no sign of stopping its expansion. Rumours of the acquisition of another sporting team, be it rugby, hockey or football have been rife for some time and have not been outright denied by any major shareholder.
Today the group remains one of Midrasia's major sporting conglomerates and shows no sign of stopping its expansion. Rumours of the acquisition of another sporting team, be it rugby, hockey or football have been rife for some time and have not been outright denied by any major shareholder.
==Business Interests==
===Dupey Sporting Goods===
===Radix===
===Ts.===
===FC Hellingbourg===
===Puckmaster===
[[Category:Companies of Midrasia]]
[[Category:Companies of Midrasia]]

Revision as of 14:28, 18 April 2020

Dupey Sports Group
Private
IndustrySports Investment
FoundedAugust 12, 1987; 37 years ago (1987-08-12)
FounderRaymond Dupey
Laurence Alemaine
Headquarters,
Area served
Worldwide
Key people
Raymond Dupeyo (CEO)
Laurence Alemaine (Chairman)
Adrian Dillion (President)
SubsidiariesFC Hellingbourg
Dupey Sporting Goods
Puckmaster
Radix Sports
Ts.
Websitedupeysportsgroup.com

Dupey Sports Group, (DSG) is a Midrasian sports conglomerate based in the city of Berghelling.

DSG was founded in 1987 through the partnership of entrepreneur Raymond Dupey and hedge fund manager Laurence Alemaine who together purchased Midrasian sportswear manufacturer Radix. Dupey already owned sports retailer Dupey Sporting Goods which had been founded by his father in 1964 though was looking to expand his portfolio through the acquisition of the floundering manufacturer. The next major acquisition came in the year 2000 as Dupey bought out Cuirpthean tennis supplier Topspin which it has since re-branded as Ts. In 2004 the group purchased then Liga 2 side FC Hellingbourg along with the club's stadium then known as the Stade Aubert, marking its first investment in a physical sports team. The group further increased its reach in 2007 through the acquisition of Newreyan hockey supplier Puckmaster.

Today the group remains one of Midrasia's major sporting conglomerates and shows no sign of stopping its expansion. Rumours of the acquisition of another sporting team, be it rugby, hockey or football have been rife for some time and have not been outright denied by any major shareholder.

Business Interests

Dupey Sporting Goods

Radix

Ts.

FC Hellingbourg

Puckmaster