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Juventus Narrows Annual Loss to €58.1 Million as Board Seeks Shareholder Nod for €110 Million Raise

Exor will fully underwrite the recapitalization as the club sets a break-even goal for 2026/27.

Overview

  • Juventus’ board approved 2024/25 accounts showing a €58.1 million consolidated loss, a €141.1 million improvement from the previous year.
  • Shareholders will meet on 7 November at the Allianz Stadium to delegate authority for a capital increase of up to €110 million.
  • Majority owner Exor advanced €30 million on 30 June 2025 and has committed to cover the entire proposed increase.
  • The club updated its business plan, forecasting limited improvement this season and targeting a break-even range in the 2026/27 financial year.
  • Operating momentum included revenues rising to €529 million on Champions League income and stronger player trading, while Juventus also announced a €150 million bond due 2037 with a 4.15% coupon to replace its 2019 issue.