Carlisle United's owners, the Piatak family, have invested a further £2million into the club.
That is according to latest Companies House filings by the Piataks' Castle Sports Group and CUFC Holdings.
New documents show that 2m non-voting B shares have been issued in United's strategic Holding company, as well as in Castle Sports Group.
It appears to reflect the American family's continued financial input into the Brunton Park club amid major infrastructure improvements.
The Companies House documents show that the new shares were allotted from January 31.
The Companies House document showing 2m new shares issued in CUFC Holdings (Image: Companies House)
The News & Star has approached United for comment.
But the filings appear to tally with comments recently made by leaders of Carlisle United Supporters' Trust.
In minutes from a Trust board meeting last month, it was asked how Castle Sports Group's commitment to "helping improve infrastructure through equity" was being accounted for,
Matt Spooner, the Trust's director on United's 1921 operational board, told the meeting: "There will be intercompany accounts processes happening, and non-voting B shares will be issued.
"This will hit companies house in the near future."
The Piataks have already invested millions in United's facilities at Brunton Park including a major transformation of the Andrew Jenkins Stand, plus new facilities at the Warwick Road End and other parts of the ground.
The owners are also making early inroads into establishing new training facilities for the club at the Sheepmount in Carlisle.
The latest seven-figure injection follows their £4.8m investment in the period from autumn 2023's takeover and last June.
Castle Sports Group own 90 per cent of CUFC Holdings with the remaining ten per cent held by the Trust.
Tom and Patty Piatak, plus the Trust's Billy Atkinson, are the directors of CUFC Holdings.
