JUVE.MI - Juventus Football Club S.p.A.
| Previous Close | 1.4840 |
| Open | 1.4900 |
| Bid | 1.4460 x 0 |
| Ask | 1.4650 x 0 |
| Day's Range | 1.4490 - 1.4910 |
| 52 Week Range | 0.5900 - 1.8130 |
| Volume | 7,460,551 |
| Avg. Volume | 20,723,530 |
| Market Cap | 1.461B |
| Beta (3Y Monthly) | 0.97 |
| PE Ratio (TTM) | N/A |
| EPS (TTM) | -0.0550 |
| Earnings Date | N/A |
| Forward Dividend & Yield | N/A (N/A) |
| Ex-Dividend Date | 2002-11-04 |
| 1y Target Est | 1.40 |
Reuters Videos•5 months agoJuve take charge of Group H with win at Man United
Juventus coach Massimiliano Allegri says his team were victorious against Manchester United because they played a more technical game
- Financial Times•8 days ago
[$$] Fifa approves expanded Club World Cup, despite European club boycott
is pushing ahead with a controversial proposal to expand the Club World Cup, even as Europe’s biggest teams including the likes of Manchester United, Real Madrid and Juventus said they will boycott the competition. On Friday, international football’s governing body agreed to create a “pilot” to grow the annual competition currently played by seven of the planet’s top clubs, into a 24-strong tournament that will take place in the summer of 2021. “We will have a new, real Club World Cup which will certainly have a great impact on club football worldwide,” said Gianni Infantino, Fifa president, said following a meeting of the governing body’s ruling Council in Miami.
- Financial Times•9 days ago
[$$] Zinedine Zidane, an obsessive winner back in the game
Nine months ago, as head coach of Los Blancos, he won a third successive Champions League title. Mr Zidane has long been a champion. Worse, the side was knocked out of the Champions League by Dutch team Ajax.
- Financial Times•10 days ago
[$$] Cristiano Ronaldo hat-trick sends Juventus shares soaring
jumped by 30 per cent on Wednesday after a Cristiano Ronaldo hat-trick catapulted the Italian football club into the quarter finals of the Champions League. Three goals from the Portuguese striker in the second leg knockout fixture on Tuesday night meant Juve sent Spain’s Atlético Madrid packing from the competition, despite coming into the game with a two-goal deficit after a first-leg defeat. Qualification for the quarter-finals brings with it a €10.5m windfall, according to Uefa, the governing body for European football.
- Reuters•10 days ago
Juventus shares soar as investors cheer Ronaldo hat-trick
LONDON/MILAN (Reuters) - Juventus shares soared more than 20 percent on Wednesday after Cristiano Ronaldo scored a hat-trick to overturn a two-goal deficit and defeat Atletico Madrid in a key Champions League match. The cash would be on top of the 9.5 million euros the Italian club received for reaching the last 16. Juventus are controlled by Exor, the investment holding of Italy's Agnelli family, which owns nearly 64 percent of the soccer team.
- Investing.com•10 days ago
Juventus Soars 17% as Champions League Shines Spotlight on Soccer Stocks
Investing.com - Shares of Juventus skyrocketed nearly 17% on Wednesday after a stunning comeback against Atlético de Madrid sent the Italian team on its way to the quarter-finals.
- Investing.com•10 days ago
StockBeat: Inditex, Adidas Struggle as Brexit Drama Grinds On
By Geoffrey Smith
- Simply Wall St.•2 months ago
Is Now An Opportune Moment To Examine Juventus Football Club S.p.A. (BIT:JUVE)?
Juventus Football Club S.p.A. (BIT:JUVE), which is in the entertainment business, and is based in Italy, led the BIT gainers with a relatively large price hike in the past couple Read More...
- Simply Wall St.•5 months ago
Do Institutions Own Shares In Juventus Football Club SpA (BIT:JUVE)?
Every investor in Juventus Football Club SpA (BIT:JUVE) should be aware of the most powerful shareholder groups. Insiders often own a large chunk of younger, smaller, companies while huge companies Read More...
Associated Press•6 months agoRonaldo ready to play for Juventus amid rape allegation
MILAN (AP) — Cristiano Ronaldo isavailable to play for his Italian soccer team on Saturday.
- Reuters•6 months ago
Soccer-Ronaldo ready to play despite rape allegations -Juventus coach
Juventus coach Massimo Allegri says Cristiano Ronaldo is ready to play for the Serie A team against Udinese on Saturday. The 33-year-old soccer player on Tuesday denied rape allegations levelled against him by a woman who sued him in court in the United States. "Cristiano Ronaldo is fine," Allegri told a news conference in Turin.
- Reuters•6 months ago
Juventus shares hurt by Ronaldo accusations
(Reuters) - Shares in top-tier Italian football club Juventus fell sharply on Friday, with a trader attributing the move to rape allegations against its recently acquired star player Cristiano Ronaldo. ...
- CNBC•7 months ago
Italian soccer giant Juventus switches to an online channel in a bid to grab a global fan base
Behind-the-scenes footage including Cristiano Ronaldo and match highlights will be made available across all devices.
Yahoo Finance•8 months agoIs 33-year-old Ronaldo worth $129 million to Juventus?
Real Madrid star player Cristiano Ronaldo recently signed a four-year, $129.3 million deal with Italian club Juventus, jolting the soccer world.
- CNBC•8 months ago
As Cristiano Ronaldo joins Juventus the team sells $60 million worth of his jerseys in 24 hours
On July 10th, it was announced that Cristiano Ronaldo had signed a multi-million dollar agreement with Italian soccer team Juventus , marking an end to his nearly decade-long career with Real Madrid. Juventus seduced Ronaldo with a contract worth well over $100 million, and the deal already seems to be paying off. According to The Guardian , the team sold 520,000 shirts bearing Ronaldo’s name within just 24 hours of the merchandise being released.
- Bloomberg•8 months ago
Only Five Fiat Workers Show Up for Ronaldo Protest
A strike called by a small union at Fiat Chrysler Automobiles N.V. to protest the purchase of Cristiano Ronaldo by Juventus Football Club SpA became viral news on social media last week. Only five workers showed up at the protest on Monday though. The labor group called the strike because it found “unacceptable that, while FCA workers continue to make huge economic sacrifices, the company spends hundreds of millions of euros on the purchase of a player," the union said last week.
- Reuters•8 months ago
Only five Fiat Chrysler workers take part in Melfi plant strike
Only five out of around 1,700 workers expected for Monday's shift at Fiat Chrysler's (FCHA.MI) Melfi plant in Italy participated in a walkout called by the small and independent USB union, a spokesman for the carmaker said in a statement. USB was protesting over the millions of euros spent by Juventus soccer club (JUVE.MI), which shares the same controlling shareholder as Fiat Chrysler (FCA), to buy Cristiano Ronaldo while workers at the carmaker were being asked to make sacrifices.
Reuters•8 months agoMain Fiat Chrysler unions dismiss Ronaldo strike call as stunt
Unions representing the majority of workers at Fiat Chrysler in Italy rejected a strike called by an independent labor group in protest against the huge sums of money spent by Italy's Juventus soccer club (JUVE.MI) to sign Cristiano Ronaldo. The USB union, which represents only a small number of workers, called a strike at Fiat Chrysler's Melfi plant in southern Italy after Italian champions Juventus agreed to pay Real Madrid 100 million euros ($117 million) to secure the Portuguese striker for four years. Both Fiat Chrysler (FCA) and Juventus are controlled by Exor (EXOR.MI), the investment holding of Italy's Agnelli family, which owns nearly 30 percent of the carmaker and 64 percent of the soccer team.
- Quartz•8 months ago
Cristiano Ronaldo could make his Juventus debut in the US
Portuguese soccer superstar Cristiano Rolando just inked a €112 million ($131 million) deal to join the Italian side Juventus. Fresh off an impressive World Cup run that ended in disappointment, Ronaldo will switch from Spain’s Real Madrid, where he spent the last nine years, to Turin, where Juventus is based. But before Italy’s Serie A…
Reuters•8 months agoUnion to strike at Fiat Chrysler over Juventus cash splurge on Ronaldo
A small union has called a strike at Fiat Chrysler's (FCHA.MI) Melfi plant in Italy to protest against the huge sums of money spent by Italy's Juventus soccer club (JUVE.MI) to sign up Cristiano Ronaldo. Exor (EXOR.MI), the investment holding of Italy's Agnelli family, owns nearly 30 percent of Fiat Chrysler (FCA) and 64 percent of Juventus.
