The Juventus Shareholders’ Meeting of 2025 has approved a key financial measure that will strengthen the club’s flexibility in managing future investments. JuventusNews24 report that during the meeting, shareholders voted overwhelmingly in favour of a proposal granting the Board of Directors the authority to increase the club’s share capital by up to 10%, in one or more stages, as required.
The motion, passed with 95% of votes in favour, involved an amendment to Article 5 of the club’s Statute, allowing this measure to be adopted under Article 2443 of the Italian Civil Code. The decision empowers the Board to issue new shares amounting to a maximum of €110 million, providing essential financial agility without the need to reconvene extraordinary meetings for each transaction.
This delegation of power, described as “divisible,” means the Board may utilise the authorisation in full or in part depending on market conditions. The measure gives the club greater ability to act swiftly in securing capital resources to seize investment opportunities or address short-term liquidity needs.
The figures from the vote leave little doubt about the unity of the club’s ownership structure. Only 4.58% of votes were against the proposal, while abstentions and non-voting shares made up a negligible percentage.
The move marks another significant step in Juventus’s financial restructuring and confidence-building path under the leadership of Damien Comolli and the renewed Board of Directors. The new flexibility framework reflects the shareholders’ strong support for the management’s long-term strategy aimed at reinforcing the club’s economic stability and competitiveness.
