The Buffalo Bills are primarily owned by billionaire Terry Pegula, with a group of limited partners holding minority stakes in the team.

Current ownership structure

  • Terry Pegula is the controlling owner of the Buffalo Bills, having purchased the team in 2014 after the death of founding owner Ralph Wilson.
  • His family, including his wife Kim Pegula and their daughter Laura (who has been given a small equity share for succession planning), is also involved in the club’s ownership picture.

Limited partners and new investors

  • In 2024, the Bills sold roughly one‑fifth of the franchise (about 20 percent) to a coalition of private equity funds and celebrity investors, while Pegula retained control.
  • The team later announced 10 new limited partners joining the ownership group, formalizing this broadened investment structure without changing Pegula’s status as principal owner.

Business and valuation context

  • Pegula bought the Bills for about 1.4 billion dollars; by the mid‑2020s, estimates valued the franchise at well over 5 billion dollars, reflecting strong growth in NFL team valuations.
  • Part of this rise is tied to on‑field success, a new stadium project in Orchard Park expected around 2026, and increased revenue opportunities shared by the expanded ownership group.

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