Juventus Publishes Presentation for November 3 Shareholders Meeting

By Public Technologies
  • Juventus seeks shareholder authorization for capital increases totaling up to EUR 250 million over five years.
  • Controlling shareholder Exor committed to its share of the capital increase, advancing EUR 60 million.
  • Consolidated net loss widened to EUR 66 million in fiscal 2025/2026 from EUR 58.1 million.
  • Net financial debt rose to EUR 331.1 million from EUR 280.2 million.
  • Shareholders will vote on annual accounts showing a EUR 67.19 million parent-company loss, with share premium reserves proposed to cover it.


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