Juventus (BIT:JUVE) saw its stock drop approximately 8.7% on Wednesday after the club announced a full-year net loss and plans for a capital increase of up to €250 million ($283 million). The stock price fell to €1.58 during trading, the lowest level since June 2016. The club, based in Turin, confirmed that its controlling shareholder, Exor—owned by the Agnelli family—would support the capital raise, contributing an immediate €60 million. This marks the fourth capital increase for Juventus since 2019, bringing the total to €1.15 billion.
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The club's financial woes were compounded by weaker-than-expected results for 2026, partly due to the €23 million acquisition of J|Hotel. Brokerage Kepler Chevreux noted that they are reviewing their rating on Juventus, adjusting estimates with a more cautious outlook on media contracts for the 2026-27 season.