After the defeat of Roma in the derby of the Capital, Juve have a 9-point lead and are racing towards their legendary sixth consecutive Scudetto, a feat that no one has ever achieved so far, not to mention that the Bianconeri are also in the semi-finals of the Champions League and the final of the Italian Cup.
But beyond the field Juve is also winning on the stock exchange, thanks to the greater income that sporting successes guarantee (100 million euros more only from the Champions League) and in April it was by far the best stock on Piazza Affari, where it achieved a rise of 76,8% which brings the gain achieved since the beginning of the year to over 170%.
In second place in the stock market ranking of the month there is Gefran, the pocket multinational, with an increase of 65,9%, and is in third place Italyonline (formerly Seat) with an increase of 31,7% despite the controversies and criticisms for the distribution of an extraordinary dividend that the Egyptian tycoon Sawiris demanded to recover the resources invested in the takeover bid on the troubled Seat.
Among the football clubs listed in Italy, the month of April also brought luck to Lazio which marked an increase of 21,1%. And the trend, for the listed companies in the green rectangle, also continued in the first session of May: Juventus gains a further 10%, approaching the euro threshold per share, and Lazio, fresh winners of the capital derby, more than 6% at 0,7995 euros. Roma, on the other hand, who lost the derby and definitively said goodbye to the Scudetto, lost almost 5% at 0,4686 euros (updated at 14 pm on Tuesday 2 May).
