Today's stock market gallop of the Agnelli galaxy also involves Juventus, now back to the levels of the beginning of June.
Just over an hour after the closure of Piazza Affari, the shares of the black and white club gain 6,16% to 0,758 euros, realizing one of the best performances of the entire Milan basket.
To push the purchases, not only the recommendations of Goldman Sachs, who advised to buy the FCA share targeting a price of 25,9 euros, also giving life to the other companies of the Agnelli family, but also and above all the prospects on profits for the financial year ended 30 June.
The official data will arrive only on 22 September, when the Juventus board of directors will approve the accounts, but some interesting indications arrive from the six-month report of Exor (today the best stock of the Ftse Mib with an increase of 4,7%).
Going into detail, based on the figures provided by the company led by John Elkann, a negative balance of 26,6 million emerges which, however, making the algebraic sum with the Juventus half-yearly of July-December 2016, closed at 72 million profits (thanks to the maxi capital gain linked to the sale of Paul Pogba to Manchester United for over 100 million), produces a 2016-17 profit of around 45 million. Not only that, the expectations of analysts on the half-yearly which will arrive on December 22nd also foresee rcables reached the threshold of 500 million.
Figures which, if confirmed, would once again demonstrate the financial solidity of a club which over the last few years has always made balance and stability the two cornerstones for achieving its football goals.
It should be emphasized that the stock market rush also arrives on the last day of the transfer market and especially after that Juve rejected the 160 million euros offered on August 30 by Barcelona for Paulo Dybala. A move that seems to be liked not only by Juventus fans, but also by investors in Piazza Affari.
Finally, it is impossible not to dwell on the annual performance of Juventus, which despite the difficulties experienced after the defeat in Cardiff, scored a year on the Stock Exchange to be framed by registering an increase of just under 150%.
