JUVE.MI
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0.74EURChange
0.01(+1.93%)Volume
2,276,764Today's Range
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0.7552 Week Range
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1.02As of on the Italian SE (Mercato Continuo Italia) ∙ Minimum 15 minute delay
Previous Close | 0.72 |
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Open | 0.73 |
Volume | 2,276,764 |
3M AVG Volume | 138.61 |
Today's High | 0.75 |
Today's Low | 0.73 |
52 Week High | 1.02 |
52 Week Low | 0.68 |
Shares Out (MIL) | 1,330.25 |
Market Cap (MIL) | 956.45 |
Forward P/E | -5.57 |
Dividend (Yield %) | -- |
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Juventus H1 Net Loss Widens To EUR 113.7 Mln
Juventus FC SpA is an Italy based football club. The Company’s core business is participation in national and international competitions and the organization of matches while exploiting sports events, the Juventus brand and the team image including also the licensing of television and media rights, sponsorship, selling of advertising space, licensing and merchandising. The Company is active mainly locally.
Industry
Recreational Activities
Executive Leadership
Andrea Agnelli
Chairman of the Board
Pavel Nedved
Vice Chairman
Stefano Bertola
Chief Financial Officer, Managing Director of the Business Area, Chief of Staff
Alberto Mignone
Head of Administration
Federico Palomba
Managing Director of the Hong Kong Branch
Price To Earnings (TTM) | -- |
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Price To Sales (TTM) | 2.43 |
Price To Book (MRQ) | 7.62 |
Price To Cash Flow (TTM) | 32.53 |
Total Debt To Equity (MRQ) | 258.17 |
LT Debt To Equity (MRQ) | 218.02 |
Return on Investment (TTM) | -21.47 |
Return on Equity (TTM) | -14.46 |
As the dust settles following the collapse of the European Super League project, the focus has started to turn towards what comes next for Juventus and their under-fire chairman Andrea Agnelli.
The European Super League collapsed on Wednesday as eight of the 12 founding members from England, Italy and Spain abandoned the breakaway project under massive pressure from fans, politicians, soccer officials and even the British royals.
* Juve exec says Super League not a 'menace' to national leagues
European soccer's governing body UEFA led a backlash against plans for a breakaway Super League on Monday, saying associated players and clubs could be banned from its competitions - including three of this season's Champions League semi-finalists.
Shares in English soccer team Manchester United and Italy's Juventus jumped on Monday after they and 10 other top European clubs announced the formation of a breakaway Super League that could significantly boost revenue for the clubs' wealthy owners.
The 12 clubs planning a breakaway European Super League issued the following joint statement on Sunday:
The 12 clubs planning a breakaway European Super League issued the following joint statement on Sunday:
Italy's Juventus said on Thursday it would close its 2020-2021 financial year with a loss after the COVID-19 crisis pushed the Serie A club further in the red, with revenues plummeting in the first six months due to closed door matches.
United States Men's National Team midfielder Weston McKennie capped a reaffirming 2020 on Friday, when he was named male player of the year by the United States Soccer Federation.
Italian Serie A champion club Juventus said on Wednesday it would make its official TV channel available via Amazon's Prime Video streaming service platform as the tech giant expands its content offerings in Europe.
* SAID ON FRIDAY THE CLUB HAD REACHED AGREEMENT WITH BORUSSIA DORTMUND TO SEND EMRE CAN ON LOAN UNTIL JUNE 30 FOR EUR 1 MILLION
* REPORTED ON WEDNESDAY 314.5 MLN SHARES SUBSCRIBED IN RIGHTS ISSUE, EQUAL TO 97.54% OF OFFER
* SAID ON TUESDAY BOARD RESOLVED TO FULLY EXERCISE THE MANDATE TO INCREASE THE SHARE CAPITAL
* SAID ON FRYDAY IT HAD SIGNED CRISTIAN ROMERO FROM GENOA IN PERMANENT MOVE FOR EUR 26 MLN
* SAID ON FRIDAY IT HAD SIGNED PLAYER MERIH DEMIRAL FROM US SASSUOLO CALCIO FOR EUR 18 MLN
* CONTRACT CONDITIONS ARE MET FOR PERMANENT TRANSFER TO CAGLIARI CALCIO OF ALBERTO CERRI FOR EUR 9 MILLION
* SAID ON MONDAY IT HAD FINALIZED THE AGREEMENT TO SELL TO AL DUHAIL SPORTS CLUB PLAYER MEDHI AMINE EL MOUTTAQUI-BENATIA FOR EUR 8 MLN
Juventus <JUVE.MI> are paying Real Madrid 100 million euros ($117 million) for Cristiano Ronaldo, the Italian soccer club said on Tuesday.
Italian champions Juventus FC said that they are considering many opportunities in the player market amid media speculation they are in talks to sign Real Madrid forward Cristiano Ronaldo.
Shares in Juventus FC jumped almost 10 percent on Thursday on the back of reports that Real Madrid striker Cristiano Ronaldo might soon join the Italian club.
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