The Italian record champion Juventus Turin wants to further stabilize its financial situation. Main shareholder Exor secures its stake.
The Italian record champion Juventus Turin is planning a capital increase of around 100 million euros. Main shareholder Exor, which holds 65.4 percent of the shares, announced on Thursday that it would subscribe for the new approximately 37.9 million shares in full or at least proportionally in order to secure its stake.
At the same time, other investors should get involved – including Tether. The cryptocurrency platform already owns 11.5 percent of Juventus and could further increase its stake if not all new shares are subscribed. Tether initially joined in February with five percent and has more than doubled its stake since then.
Juve is currently sixth in Serie A
Juventus records lower loss
The capital measure takes place against the background of an improved financial situation. Juventus recorded a loss of 58 million euros in the 2024/25 financial year, significantly less than the 199 million euros in the previous year.
Revenue rose from 394 million to 529 million euros, around 102 million euros come from TV rights, ticket sales and international competitions such as the Champions League and the Club World Cup.
After years of dominance in Italy, Juventus recently made headlines due to an accounting scandal involving player sales and salary payments. In the 2023/24 season, the club was therefore excluded from European competitions.
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