The Financial Situation (27 Viewers)

[Siamak]

Juventus announces that it has completed the capital increase to 91.75%, for a total amount of €366.9M

 

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[Fab Fragment]

So are we almost debt free?
Sorry for my ignorance.

 

[The Quazis]

So are we almost debt free?
Sorry for my ignorance.

We rich bro

 

[Mark]

welcome MBappé

 

[juve123]

We rich bro

Rich enough to sign serie b defenders

 

[Siamak]

whenever debts are settled, we go for mercato with more balls and buy some free grabage players with high salary.

 

[The Quazis]

whenever debts are settled, we go for mercato with more balls and buy some free grabage players with high salary.

Lube ready

 

[vodka]

Nah nah please no sarcasm. What does it all mean? How much of that 360mil can be dedicated to transfer/wage budget? Or are we not gonna make any moves before expensive deadwood is kicked out

 

[duranfj]

To cover our lost

 

[Espectro]

Nah nah please no sarcasm. What does it all mean? How much of that 360mil can be dedicated to transfer/wage budget? Or are we not gonna make any moves before expensive deadwood is kicked out

I believe that the capital increase goes to the debt and leaves the club even

 

[Fab Fragment]

So we’re in a much better position than many other clubs like Barca and most Italian clubs?

 

[ilmetronome]

it less than expected 400Mil anounced before. it would be dumb management if more than 600Mil (plus 300Mil last year) only to cover our debt from lost. pandemic only affect in half of 2019/2020 season, full season 2020/2021, and in this first half of 2021/2022 50% of stadium capacity allowed. So not a full 2 season affected us.

why would we increased our current debt more than 600mill?

and remember not all debt must be paid in this current year. there should be investment too.

 

[The Quazis]

it less than expected 400Mil anounced before. it would be dumb management if more than 600Mil (plus 300Mil last year) only to cover our debt from lost. pandemic only affect in half of 2019/2020 season, full season 2020/2021, and in this first half of 2021/2022 50% of stadium capacity allowed. So not a full 2 season affected us.

why would we increased our current debt more than 600mill?

and remember not all debt must be paid in this current year. there should be investment too.

The referenced amount has been covered by our shareholders. The rest of shares for the capital increase (around 9%) will be offered on the market to external investors. In other words, it might rise to 400mln+

 

[Elvin]

So we’re in a much better position than many other clubs like Barca and most Italian clubs?

Why would that ever be in doubt?

When did Juve really have a financial crisis? Sure, they are not sheikhs, but always solid.

 

[s4tch]

In short "our witch hunt never led to anything."

turin prosecutors trying to find that secret document:


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Juventus announces that it has completed the capital increase to 91.75%, for a total amount of €366.9M

it's actually not bad at all. as the remaining stocks will be offered on the italian stock exchange from december 20., there's still a good chance that the originally planned capital raise will be completed. it means that the market still trusts the club despite all the efforts made by the turin prosecutor. those risk assessments made by the club ("we might not be able to start next season if the capital raise fails to be completed") are already obsolete.

 

[Siamak]

The shareholders of #Juventus subscribed 91.75% of the capital increase: the liquidity consists of 367mln out of a total of 400.✅

The remaining shares worth 33M will either be sold in the stock market on Dec 20 and/or purchased by the bank that is involved in the deal.

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[.zero]

They are going to sell shares at a loss during this down market to raise capital?

That doesn’t sound like a good idea imo

 

[Knowah]

just for the record, squad costs 2 years ago and now using the tables from the above calcioefinanza posts:

from 400m to ~270m overall, not bad. much more sustainable to say the least. quality is not fully there yet, and some of the tici deadwood (arthur, ramsey, rugani will cost us a modest ~39m this season, while they played ~100 minutes combined; let's hope arthur will become useful, no hope for the other two) will remain in the books for a while, and it's the last season for costa's amortization too, so there's still some room for improvement. i expect the new acquisitions of the following 2-3 seasons to have reasonable costs.

Do you know where I can find a similar spreadsheet with the 2020/2021 numbers?

I'm working on a spreadsheet and would love those numbers.

 

[Cerval]

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[Karim30]