Juventus capital increases total almost €1.5 billion since 2007
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Juventus proposed a capital increase of up to €250m on Tuesday afternoon, which means that over the last 20 years, the club has been provided with close to €1.5 billion in financial injections.
The Juventus board of directors have proposed a capital increase of up to €250m, which is set to be approved at the annual shareholders’ meeting on November 3.
This means that over the last 20 years, dating back to 2007, Juve shareholders have approved capital increases of €1.47 billion, a large chunk of which has come over the last six seasons.
On top of the €250m injection that was proposed on Tuesday, Juventus also approved capital increases of €98m in November 2025, €200m in 2023-24, €400m in 2021-22 and €300m in 2019-20.
A capital increase of €120m was also approved in 2011, on top of a €104.8m injection four years earlier in 2007.
Including the upcoming capital increase that was proposed on Tuesday, EXOR (formerly IFIL), the holding company that owns Juventus will have provided up to €942m dating back to 2007.
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