Exor

According to CNA Sport, Juventus said it would seek shareholder approval to authorize a capital increase of up to €250 million to be carried out by the end of 2026, in one or more tranches, to strengthen its equity base, improve sporting competitiveness, and support potential upgrades to assets including the Turin stadium. The club said controlling shareholder Exor would back the capital raising and immediately inject €60 million; Juventus also reported a €66 million loss for the year ended June 30 and forecast another loss in the current fiscal year, with about €1 billion invested by investors over the past seven years and Exor owning around 65% of the shares.