Okay so a quick google...
“A year after graduation, he became chairman of the International Petroleum Investment Company (IPIC), which had been set up by the Abu Dhabi government in 1984 with a mandate to invest globally in
energy and related industries.
In 2016, it merged with another state-owned vehicle Mubadala Investment Company, which has a broader remit including industries such as real estate and
aerospace.
The group now has a portfolio valued at $127.8bn (£99bn), including investments such as San Francisco private aviation companies Xojet, European commercial bank UniCredit and global oil and gas business OMV.
It also holds partnerships with blue-chip companies like Shell, Airbus, Rolls-Royce and Siemens.”
He also has a stake in Virgin Galactic...
I’m not going to beat about the bush... I’d take Rolls-Royce allllll day long. Shell would be hilarious as a slap in the face to the oil money jibes, and would fit well with our history of taking detractors’ jibes and owning them.
Most interestingly however from a synergy point of view would be the idea of having Thomas Cook > Etihad Airways > Virgin Galactic.
Mirrors a rather nice progression, within a loosely related travel sector, compared to our rise through football’s ranks.