Juventus Confirms New Capital Boost for Financial Stability

Juventus has approved a new capital increase of around €100 million by issuing up to 37.9 million new shares, equal to 10 percent of existing shares. These will be sold to institutional investors through an accelerated bookbuilding process. Major shareholders Exor and Tether will fully support the operation, helping reduce debt, improve liquidity, and strengthen the club’s 2024 to 2027 Strategic Plan.

As the Juventus Board of Directors approved a fresh capital increase, the club moved a step closer to securing long term financial stability during its ongoing rebuild. The new operation is valued at around €100 million, though the exact figure will only be confirmed once the process formally concludes. Juventus will issue up to 37.9 million new shares, which represent roughly 10 percent of its current share capital, and these will be sold directly to institutional and qualified investors through an accelerated bookbuilding process. 

This method allows the club to place shares quickly on selected markets without the need for a public prospectus. The capital increase plays a central role in supporting the club’s 2024 to 2027 Strategic Plan, aimed at improving liquidity, reducing debt and strengthening the financial base after several challenging seasons. Major stakeholders have already confirmed their commitment. 

Exor, which holds 65.4 percent of the shares and 78.9 percent of voting rights, will fully support the operation and maintain its influence. Minority shareholder Tether, with an 11.5 percent stake, has also agreed to participate and could subscribe to any remaining shares. This injection of new capital provides Juventus with more breathing space ahead of future transfer windows and enhances its credibility with investors as it continues rebuilding both on and off the pitch.