Como FC (Como 1907) is owned by the Indonesian conglomerate Djarum Group , controlled by billionaire brothers Robert Budi Hartono and Michael Bambang Hartono, who bought the club in 2019 through their London-based company SENT Entertainment.

Current Owners

  • The controlling owner is Djarum Group, an Indonesian group with major interests in tobacco, banking, real estate, tech and more.
  • The ultimate beneficial owners are brothers Robert Budi Hartono and Michael Bambang Hartono, among the richest football club owners in Italy.

How They Took Over

  • Como was in serious financial trouble and went out of business around 2016–17, eventually being auctioned.
  • After a brief, separate ownership spell, the Hartono brothers (via Djarum/SENT Entertainment) bought the reborn club in 2019, when it was still down in Serie D/Serie C.

Other Stakeholders And Faces

  • Djarum entrusts day‑to‑day club direction to Mirwan Suwarso, who acts as the ownership’s main representative and club president figure.
  • There are notable minority shareholders: Cesc FĂ bregas (also coach) and Thierry Henry , who both hold small stakes and public roles but do not control the club.

Why This Matters Now

  • Since the 2019 takeover, Como have rapidly climbed the Italian pyramid, earning promotion up to Serie A and gaining attention as one of the most ambitious, well‑financed “project clubs” in Europe.
  • Their wealthy ownership and high‑profile minority investors are a key part of current media and fan discussions about “who owns Como FC” and how sustainable this rapid rise will be.

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