Newport County is set to have a new majority shareholder, with AGS Capital led by 33-year-old Nick Beddis closing an estimated £5 million deal for 52% of the club.
What happened?
The acquisition is currently awaiting approval from the new Independent Football Regulator. Nick Beddis, a former academy player at Newport County, is now set to become the majority shareholder.
Why it matters for Newport County
This new investment could bring about improvements for the club, which narrowly missed relegation to the National League last season. The club has been seeking new investment, and former Swansea City chairman Huw Jenkins has been keen to sell.
What comes next?
Once the deal is concluded, the club is expected to enter the transfer market over the summer, as well as conduct a pre-season tour to Miami. The current league standing is 20th in England League Two, with 43 points from 46 games, and a recent form of WWLWL. The last result was a 2-1 win against Barrow on 2026-05-02. | Stat | Value | | League standing | 20th in England League Two | | Points | 43 | | Recent form | WWLWL | | Last result | Barrow 1-2 Newport County (2026-05-02) |
The new investment is expected to bring about positive changes for the club, and fans are eagerly awaiting the outcome of the deal.
