1. Economical Relocation Analysis of NFL teams to Los Angeles
St.Louis Rams and San Diego Chargers
Presented by:
Alston Jude D’Costa
Swapnil Shende

2. PROBLEM STATEMENT
Economically justify the relocation move of the Former St. Louis Rams and Former San Diego Chargers through breakdown of expected revenues and income after relocation to Los Angeles

3. INTRODUCTION AND INCENTIVES BEHIND THE MOVE

6. ECONOMIC JUSTIFICATION OF RELOCATION
Categories:
Personal Seat Licences
Luxury Suites
Ticket Revenue
Naming Rights and Sponsorships

7. PERSONAL SEAT LICENSES
Assumption:
All seats sold in stadium at $8000 per seat license
18.75% - Total revenue kept by Los Angeles Rams
$97 million - Los Angeles Rams and Chargers personal revenue
$842 million – Towards stadium funds

8. LUXURY SUITES 275 luxury suites - expected in new stadium
$250,000 – Individual luxury suite
$500,000 – Dual luxury suite

9. TICKET REVENUE
60% - Total home ticket revenue that can be kept by each team
40% - Total home ticket revenue distributed among NFL teams
$78 million – Total ticket revenue
$46.6 million – Revenue kept by both teams
$28 million – Previous ticket revenue for Rams
$35 million – Previous ticket revenue for Chargers

10. NAMING RIGHTS AND SPONSORSHIPS
62.5% - Of total revenue towards funding of stadium
$48 million TOTAL: $16 million – Naming rights, $32 million – Other sponsorships
$9 million – Individual revenue
$30 million – Funding towards stadium

11. CONCLUSION