QPR FC, a privately owned company based in the UK, was founded in 1882 and employs approximately 250 individuals. Operating as an English professional football club, it is based at Loftus Road, White City, west London, and primarily focuses on spectator sports. The club also functions as a tier 1 media tech buyer.
On August 20, 2026, QPR announced a new partnership with Wiremit, a company co-founded by former player Dexter Blackstock, making it the club's Official Payments Partner, Back of Short Sponsor, and Travel Wear Sponsor for the Men's First Team. Earlier, on August 13, the club began seeking a company to acquire naming rights for one of its stands at Loftus Road, aiming to generate a new revenue stream and offer prominent sponsor visibility. This followed the August 7 news that QPR loaned defender Jaiden Putman to Woking Football Club on a three-month youth loan. Previously, on July 23, QPR confirmed the departure of Amit Bhatia, who transferred his ownership interest as he leads a consortium pursuing a stake in Liverpool. On the same day, reports indicated QPR, alongside Blackburn Rovers, was pushing to secure a transfer agreement for an Oxford United player, signaling a focus on strategic recruitment for the upcoming 2026/27 season.