Italy’s Juventus to Ask Investors for up to €250 Million
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The Juventus formalized the consolidated accounts of its 2025-2026 season. It closed its fiscal year with a loss of 66 million euros, against a deficit of 58.1 million euros the previous season. However, this result was in line with the forecast announced by the Turin club, controlled by the Exor group. Revenues amounted to [...]
Despite massive investments in the transfer market, the Italian club recorded 66 million euros in losses last season and is about to launch a new capital increase, the fifth since 2019.
Juventus are preparing a major financial injection to strengthen the club's position, with directors proposing a share capital increase of up to 250 million euros. According to the club's financial statements, the move is aimed at securing the necessary funds for the future and enabling Juventus to maintain its competitiveness in European football's elite. Major shareholder Exor is leading efforts to stabilise the financial situation in Turin. T…
The loss is 66 million, it weighs the lack of qualification to the Champions League
Juventus football club is asking its shareholders to vote on a capital increase of up to 250 million euros, while also projecting further losses for the current financial year.
The ninth consecutive budget in red for Juventus, which closes 2025-26 with a loss of 66 million, compared to 58 million in the previous year. The Board of Directors approved the accounts and will propose an increase in capital of 250 million at the meeting of 3 November. Exor will sign its share, will guarantee the eventual inopted and will advance 60 million. [...] The article Juventus, ninth consecutive budget in red: loss of 66 million, incr…
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