Juventus seeks up to €250 million from shareholders to boost finances
Juventus announced plans to request a capital increase of up to €250 million, citing ongoing losses and a need to strengthen its equity and stadium assets.
Juventus disclosed that it intends to seek shareholder approval for a capital increase of up to €250 million, to be issued in one or more tranches by the close of 2026. The funding aims to reinforce the club’s equity base, improve sporting competitiveness, and support upgrades to strategic assets such as its Turin stadium. Exor, the Agnelli family’s holding company and majority owner with roughly 65% of shares, will back the plan with an immediate €60 million injection.
The club posted a €66 million loss for the fiscal year ended 30 June, worse than the €58.1 million loss recorded a year earlier, and foresees another loss after failing to qualify for this season’s Champions League. Juventus expects a gradual financial improvement over the next two years, building on roughly €1 billion of investor capital injected over the past seven years.
Why it matters
The fund-raising could reshape Juventus' financial stability and its ability to compete at the highest level.
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