Ways to increase Juve´s revenues ? (1 Viewer)

[swag]

Assuming that Juve can get people to fill the new stadium, the other thing they'd need to do for revenues is something unlike any of the other Lega Calcio teams: they need to own the stadium.

 

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[Daddi]

how about open Juvestore in every big city in europe? here in Sweden its almost impossible to find Juventus related stuff

 

[Paid-off-Ref]

Did anyone of you know that Juve has the most lucrative sponsorship deal on the face of the planet, and the since we negotiate their own TV rights contract it´s the biggest one in the world also. We would be by far the world´s richest club if our stadium sold out every match, even with a 40.000 capacity.

 

[Alex]

a simple solution would be to cut down on pharmacutical costs

 

[swag]

++ [ originally posted by Alex ] ++
a simple solution would be to cut down on pharmacutical costs

:LOL:

But since the question is more about increasing revenues rather than reducing costs, perhaps we need to open a chain of Juve "farmacie" at Serie A stadiums across the country. :undecide:

 

[Paid-off-Ref]

++ [ originally posted by swag ] ++


:LOL:

But since the question is more about increasing revenues rather than reducing costs, perhaps we need to open a chain of Juve "farmacie" at Serie A stadiums across the country. :undecide:

You know, that really isn't a bad idea.

 

[Chxta]

++ [ originally posted by Paolo_Montero ] ++
I know that at Old Trafford they've had a wage structure in place for years to stop them spiralling out of control, and since thats always going to be your main cost then that could be the answer

Correct!!!

 

[Alexi-10]

Another way to increse renevue is to sell the naming rights to the new stadium to a company like what Arsenal did. Their new stadium is going to be called the 'Fly Emirates Stadium' and also the shirt sponsor for a few seasons apparently.

 

[kaizer]

Emirates Stadium Fly not included....

 

[aressandro10]

++ [ originally posted by Alexi-10 ] ++
Another way to increse renevue is to sell the naming rights to the new stadium to a company like what Arsenal did. Their new stadium is going to be called the 'Fly Emirates Stadium' and also the shirt sponsor for a few seasons apparently.

considering the sponsor money is one of the main reason the stadium can exist ( 100 m pound )..that is rather acceptable...

 

[acedriver]

I read it somewhere that Juve already followed Arsenal path of selling stadium name right..

edit: found it..

http://in.sports.yahoo.com/041025/137/2hhqt.html

 

[Chxta]

Yes they have.

 

[Juve_The_Best]

Read This Report :

TURIN, December 6 (DS) - Juventus FC have valued themselves at up to E437m (387 million dollars) as it began a roadshow yesterday for its planned stock market listing on December 20, the Financial Times reports.
The Italian club will be the third Italian club to get a stock market listing, alongside AS Roma and S.S. Lazio.
Juventus, which claim more fans than any other in Italy, are pressing ahead with the flotation to raise cash to develop their non-footballing businesses despite a sustained slump in the price of football club shares.
Club board and bankers advising it on the initial public offering shrugged off the disappointing performance of football club shares. They declared they evaluated Juventus as a "special situation" given its huge following in Italy.
Juventus have set a price ranging from E3.50 to E4.20 for the 38.7m shares being offered to investors. Italian institutions and fans of the club are likely to be the vast majority of buyers of the stock.
If Juventus can sell them at the top end of that range, their value will put it close to that of Manchester United, the English club that generates the most revenue among the world's leading sides.

 

[Paid-off-Ref]

That's pretty old news, from 2001 I believe. The share value now is around 1.5 Euro.

 

[#10]

sexy , quality, flowing football, with charismatic players playing in a beautifull stadium....thats the way.

or we could always exploit oriental stars like nakata.

 

[Juve_The_Best]

++ [ originally posted by Paid-off-Ref ] ++
That's pretty old news, from 2001 I believe. The share value now is around 1.5 Euro.

Huh




Juve share now is around 104.5 Euro by the way not 1.5 EURO as you said !?

check this

http://www.axl.co.uk


and try to check you're memory again about 2001

i did give the report to make sure that there is a big evolution between 1.5 and 104.5 EURO on 30 Dec 2004 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

i guess you can understand That

salut

 

[Lawnchair Bes]

++ [ originally posted by John #10 ] ++
sexy , quality, flowing football, with charismatic players playing in a beautifull stadium....thats the way.

you know you are talking about an italian team

 

[Elnur_E65]

++ [ originally posted by Juve_The_Best ] ++
Read This Report :

TURIN, December 6 (DS) - Juventus FC have valued themselves at up to E437m (387 million dollars) as it began a roadshow yesterday for its planned stock market listing on December 20, the Financial Times reports.
The Italian club will be the third Italian club to get a stock market listing, alongside AS Roma and S.S. Lazio.
Juventus, which claim more fans than any other in Italy, are pressing ahead with the flotation to raise cash to develop their non-footballing businesses despite a sustained slump in the price of football club shares.
Club board and bankers advising it on the initial public offering shrugged off the disappointing performance of football club shares. They declared they evaluated Juventus as a "special situation" given its huge following in Italy.
Juventus have set a price ranging from E3.50 to E4.20 for the 38.7m shares being offered to investors. Italian institutions and fans of the club are likely to be the vast majority of buyers of the stock.
If Juventus can sell them at the top end of that range, their value will put it close to that of Manchester United, the English club that generates the most revenue among the world's leading sides.

Finally!

I wonder which Investment Bank will carry out the IPO.

 

[swag]

Err... uhhh. I always thought clubs going public was a bad idea. What's good for shareholders isn't always what's good for the team/winning.

 

[Lawnchair Bes]

thats happend some years ago