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Stock exchange: Juve sets a record, after Cr7 it is worth more than 1 billion

The wake of Juventus' football results today seems almost to fade in the face of the stock market records achieved by the company: +150% in 2017, +41% in 2018. Performances that have allowed the Bianconeri to break through the 1 billion mark in capitalisation, further distancing Rome and Lazio.

Stock exchange: Juve sets a record, after Cr7 it is worth more than 1 billion

It doesn't stop the Juventus stock market race. After the +7,28% achieved in yesterday's session, 23 August, the Bianconeri's share gains 3,13% today and is back above 1 euro per share again. Not only that, today's hike allows i champions of Italy to finally break through the one billion capitalization mark, reaching 1,013 billion from 966,9 million on the eve.

A record made possible not only by the signings of the last few days, but by a trail of results that seem to follow what the team has done on the pitch over the years. Since the beginning of the month, the stock has gained 15,32% of its value. +32,03% is the balance since the beginning of the year, a figure on which it also had a decisive impact the arrival of Cristiano Ronaldo from Real Madrid.

In the weeks of negotiations which then brought the 5-time Ballon d'Or award to Turin, the value of the share soared from 0,6 to 0,8 euros per share. Not to mention the record achieved in 2017, when despite the shipwreck of Cardiff's dream, Juventus shares rose by more than 150%.

Juventus therefore seems unbeatable even on the Stock Exchange and, with a market capitalization exceeding 1 billion, further distances the two football rivals listed on the Milan Stock Exchange: Roma is worth just over 335 million, Lazio 96,731 million. A difference that once again confirms how the victories of the Juventus club are not only built on the field, but also by depending on the solidity and "vision" of a club which, at least in Italy, seems to have no rivals.

 

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