Juventus have announced a fresh capital injection from its majority shareholder, Exor N.V., marking the second such payment in recent months. This move is part of a broader capital strengthening plan, with the club’s board seeking to secure up to €110 million in total to support Juventus’ financial stability and future ambitions.
The Official Announcement
In an official statement, Juventus confirmed:
“Juventus Football Club S.p.A. (the ‘Company’) announces that, at the Company’s request, majority shareholder EXOR N.V. has made a second payment of €15 million towards a future capital increase, under the same terms, conditions, and objectives as the payment made on March 28.”
This latest payment follows an initial €15 million contribution in March, both intended as advance payments for a potential share capital increase. The operation is reserved for institutional and qualified investors, not for retail shareholders, and is designed to ensure Juventus’ financial resilience amid recent challenges.
Strategic Context and Future Steps
Exor, which holds a 65.4% stake in Juventus, has pledged to participate in the capital increase at least in proportion to its shareholding—and, if necessary, to cover the full amount. The total sum available from Exor could reach up to €110 million, with the final figure to be determined by the end of the summer, depending on the club’s performance in the Club World Cup and developments in the transfer market.
The board of directors will finalize the exact amount of the capital increase after reviewing the club’s financial position at the close of the current season and the summer transfer window.
