In July 2016, former club director Gordon Scott and the St Mirren Independent Supporters Association had a joint bid accepted for a majority stake in the club. The club became majority supporter owned on 27 July 2021. Stirling Albion F.C. Heart of Midlothian F.C. – In 2014, when the club were in administration, the Edinburgh club was bought over by the Ann Budge-fronted Bidco group. The 2014/15 away strip featured the fan-backed Foundation of Hearts as its chief sponsor, and the 2015/16 third strip featured the names of 8000 supporters who donate to the foundation. On August the 30th 2021, Ann Budge officially transferred the clubs shares to Foundation of Hearts and now is officially the biggest fan owned club in the United Kingdom . Soon To Be Fan-Owned Greenock Morton F.C. – In April 2019, a group of supporters created Morton Club Together (MCT), which would financially contribute to the first team playing budget. An innovative deal was struck with the club's majority shareholder which resulted in a commitment to link fan funding to a significant debt reduction scheme and also a commitment to transfer shares in the club to the fan group. By autumn 2019, MCT was able to provide sufficient financial input that lead to the club's majority shareholder and creditor to write off £500,000 in debt and transfer a 15% shareholding in the club to MCT. The club is due to become majority supporter owned during the summer of 2021. Partick Thistle F.C. – Euromillions winner and former club owner Colin Weir passed away in November 2019; it was his wish that the club become fan-owned. A working group is currently figuring out the logistics. Minority Fan-Owned Celtic F.C. – The Celtic Trust held 30,000 shares in Celtic PLC, as of March 2021. Dundee F.C. – As of February 2019, Dundee FC Supporters Society Limited held 12.7% "ordinary" shares and 7.7% "A ordinary" shares, which amount to a total shareholding of 20.4%, making the DFCSS the second-largest shareholder in Dundee Football Club. Dundee United F.C. – ArabTRUST owned 3.27% of the club, making it the second-largest shareholder, as of July 2020. Dunfermline Athletic F.C. – Pars United Community Interest Company (PUCIC), the holding company of Dunfermline Athletic Football Club Ltd, obtained a 93.6% stake in the club in October 2013, and has a supervisory role over DAFC. PUCIC has six directors: two appointed by the Pars