Italy Billionaire Agnelli Family (55% of Exor SpA) with $18 Billion Fortune & Ferrari Family (Piero Ferrari & Trust Piero Ferrari) Renew Commitment to $71 Billion Ferrari for Another 3 Years (3-Year Automatic Renewal) to Allow Parties to Coordinate for Matters to be Resolved at Ferrari General Meetings & First Offer of Transfers of Ferrari Shares to 3rd-Parties, Angelli Family are Founders of Italian Fiat Motor & Majority Investors in Ferrari, Juventus, CNH, Stellantis & Philips, Ferrari Current Market Value at $71 Billion, Share Price -23.1% Last 12 Months & +74.4% Last 5 Years
5th January | Hong Kong
Italy billionaire Agnelli family (55% of Exor SpA) with $18 billion fortune & Ferrari family (Piero Ferrari & Trust Piero Ferrari) have renewed their commitment to Ferrari ($71 billion market value) for another 3 years (3-year automatic renewal) to allow parties to coordinate for matters to be resolved at Ferrari general meetings & first offer of transfers of Ferrari shares to 3rd-parties. Angelli family are founders of Italian Fiat Motor & majority investors in Ferrari, Juventus, CNH, Stellantis & Philips, and owns 55% of Exor SpA. Ferrari current market value at $71 billion, share price -23.1% last 12 months & +74.4% last 5 years. Exor N.V. (AEX: EXO) has been building great companies since its foundation by the Agnelli Family. For more than a century, Exor has made successful investments worldwide, applying a culture that combines entrepreneurial spirit and financial discipline. Its portfolio is principally made up of companies in which Exor is the largest shareholder including Ferrari, CNH, Stellantis and Philips. In 2025 December, Agnelli family (Exor SpA) owned Italy newspapers La Stampa & La Repubblica journalists held strikes on plan to sell Italy media assets to Greece media company Antenna. In 2023, Italy late Gianni Agnelli family was involved in an ongoing lawsuit by daughter Margherita Agnelli to challenge the inheritance agreement for being excluded from family business & missing art pieces including Picasso, with provisions in will made only for Margherita Agnelli (daughter of Gianni Agnelli) 1st marriage with 3 children and none for her 2nd marriage with 5 children. Ferrari Chairman John Elkann (son of Margherita Agnelli) from 1st marriage is successor to the business. In 2022, Italian football club Juventus President Andrea Agnelli & the entire board resigned after prosecutors & Italian market regulator Consob started investigation over false accounting & market manipulation (Player transfers & wages). More info below:
“ Italy Billionaire Agnelli Family (55% of Exor SpA) with $18 Billion Fortune & Ferrari Family (Piero Ferrari & Trust Piero Ferrari) Renew Commitment to $71 Billion Ferrari for Another 3 Years (3-Year Automatic Renewal) to Allow Parties to Coordinate for Matters to be Resolved at Ferrari General Meetings & First Offer of Transfers of Ferrari Shares to 3rd-Parties, Angelli Family are Founders of Italian Fiat Motor & Majority Investors in Ferrari, Juventus, CNH, Stellantis & Philips, Ferrari Current Market Value at $71 Billion, Share Price -23.1% Last 12 Months & +74.4% Last 5 Years “
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Italy Billionaire Agnelli Family (55% of Exor SpA) Owned Italy Newspapers La Stampa & La Repubblica Journalists Held Strikes on Plan to Sell Italy Media Assets to Greece Media Company Antenna, Angelli Family are Founders of Italian Fiat Motor & Majority Investors in Ferrari & Juventus
13th December – Italy billionaire Agnelli family (Exor SpA) owned Italy newspapers La Stampa & La Repubblica journalists held strikes on plan to sell Italy media assets to Greece media company Antenna. The Angelli family are founders of Italian Fiat Motor & majority investors in Ferrari & Juventus football club, and owns 55% of Exor SpA. In 2023, Italy late Gianni Agnelli family was involved in an ongoing lawsuit by daughter Margherita Agnelli to challenge the inheritance agreement for being excluded from family business & missing art pieces including Picasso, with provisions in will made only for Margherita Agnelli (daughter of Gianni Agnelli) 1st marriage with 3 children and none for her 2nd marriage with 5 children. Ferrari Chairman John Elkann (son of Margherita Agnelli) from 1st marriage is successor to the business. The Agnelli family are founders of Italian Fiat Motor & majority investors in Ferrari & Juventus football club. In 2022, Italian football club Juventus President Andrea Agnelli & the entire board resigned after prosecutors & Italian market regulator Consob started investigation over false accounting & market manipulation (Player transfers & wages). More info below:
Italy Late Gianni Agnelli Family in Ongoing Lawsuit by Daughter Margherita Agnelli to Challenge Inheritance Agreement for Being Excluded from Family Business & Missing Art Pieces Including Picasso, Provisions in Will Made only for Margherita Agnelli 1st Marriage with 3 Children & None for 2nd Marriage with 5 Children, Ferrari Chairman John Elkann from 1st Marriage is Successor to Business, Agnelli Family are Founders of Italian Fiat Motor & Majority Investors in Ferrari & Juventus Football Club
9th September 2023 – Italy late Gianni Agnelli family are involved in an ongoing lawsuit by daughter Margherita Agnelli to challenge the inheritance agreement for being excluded from family business & missing art pieces including Picasso, with provisions in will made only for Margherita Agnelli (daughter of Gianni Agnelli) 1st marriage with 3 children and none for her 2nd marriage with 5 children. Ferrari Chairman John Elkann (son of Margherita Agnelli) from 1st marriage is successor to the business. The Agnelli family are founders of Italian Fiat Motor & majority investors in Ferrari & Juventus football club. In Dec 2022, Italian football club Juventus President Andrea Agnelli & the entire board resigned after prosecutors & Italian market regulator Consob started investigation over false accounting & market manipulation (Player transfers & wages). More info below:
Italian Football Club Juventus President Andrea Agnelli & Board Resigns after Investigation over False Accounting & Market Manipulation, Angelli Family are Founders of Italian Fiat Motor & Majority Investors in Ferrari & Juventus
1st December 2022 – Italian football club Juventus President Andrea Agnelli & the entire board has resigned after prosecutors & Italian market regulator Consob started investigation over false accounting & market manipulation (Player transfers & wages). Under Juventus President Andrea Agnelli since 2010, Juventus won 9 Italian Serie A titles in a row with the last title in 2019/2020. The Angelli family are founders of Italian Fiat Motor & majority investors in Ferrari & Juventus football club, and owns 52% of Exor SpA. Exor which owns about 64% of Juventus shares and controls about 78% of voting rights, has called for a shareholder meeting on 18th January 2018 to appoint a new board. Juventus: “The Board of Directors, considering the focus and relevance of the pending legal and technical-accounting issues, have deemed it in the best interest to recommend that Juventus adopt a new Board of Directors to deal with these issues.” Juventus is listed on Borsa Italiana (Italy Stock Exchange) and has a market capitalization of around $834 million. For 2021/2022, Juventus football club reported a loss of $266 million. See Juventus Club Statement | Angelli Family below
Founders of Italian Fiat Motor & Majority Investors in Ferrari & Juventus FC Angelli Family to Pay $1.06 Billion to Italian Tax Authorities
February 2022 – The Agnelli family, one of the original founders of Italian Fiat Motor company and major shareholders of Ferrari and Italian football club Juventus, had agreed to pay a total $1.06 billion to Italian tax authorities. The $1.06 billion tax charge is on the Agnelli family’s publicly listed Exor SpA (EUR 746 million) for tax claims on its merger with Dutch subsidiary Exor Holding NV in 2016 and Giovanni Agnelli B.V. holding company (EUR 203 million). The Agnelli family owns 52% of Exor SpA, which is also a major shareholder of Ferrari NV. Giovanni Agnelli B.V.:”The signing of this agreement does not and should not be interpreted as a recognition, or even partial acceptance by GA of the interpretations advanced by the Italian Tax Authorities.”
Juventus Club Statement
30/11/22 – With reference to what has been reported by some media – fully respecting the Judicial Authorities and the Market Regulators, and while reiterating the utmost confidence in the Judiciary – JFC wishes to clarify the following.
Following the commencement of the Consob proceeding for ascertaining alleged accounting non-conformities (July 2021), which was concluded on 19 October 2022, with the outcomes published by Juventus in its two press releases dated 21 October and 20 November 2022, and following the acquisition of the copies of the investigation documents (following the receipt of the notice of conclusion of preliminary investigations on 24 October 2022), Juventus’ corporate bodies continued the process of a rigorous and scrupulous evaluation of all accounting allegations raised with regard to Juventus’ financial statements (2019/2020 and 2020/2021 and, as a result, 2021/2022).
On the basis of a solid set of opinions by leading legal and accounting professionals, the board of Juventus has come, united, to the unanimous conclusion, shared by all nine members of the board in office on the 28 November 2022, that:
- · the accounting treatment adopted in the contested financial statements falls within those allowed by applicable accounting principles;
- · the allegations of the Public Prosecutor’s Office do not appear to be substantiated and do not appear, moreover, to be aligned, both as to the assumptions and as to the conclusions, with the remarks contained in Consob’s resolution of 19 October 2022; in fact, the Public Prosecutor’s Office maintains the artificiality of the capital gains and the fictitiousness of the salary reductions, while Consob challenges a considerably lower value of capital gains, moreover without any mention of false accounting, and does not dispute the legal effectiveness of the salary reductions, nor, with specific regard to the so-called 2020/2021 “salary maneuver”, the legally non-binding nature of the so-called supplementary agreements that were being negotiated in April and May 2021;
- · the correction of the financial statements (i.e., restatement), limited to the so-called 2020 and 2021 “salary manoeuvres”, was decided in line with the adoption of a perspective of accentuated and extreme prudence, and has accounting effects which are deemed, also with the aid of independent experts, to be not material, in particular with regard to shareholders’ equity for the financial years ended 30 June 2022;
- · finally, Juventus trusts that, precisely because of the deemed absence of any alteration of the contested financial statements, the conclusions of the sporting authorities (which have already expressed themselves in favor of Juventus, with regard to the issue of capital gains) will not change: in the absence of any accounting alteration, any sporting sanction would be completely unfounded.
Juventus F.C. remains convinced that it has always acted correctly and intends to assert its reasons and defend its corporate, economic and sporting interests in all forums.
Ferrari 2nd Generation Piero Ferrari Age 77 Setup Family Trust for $4 Billion of Ferrari Shares, Daughter & 2 Grandsons as Beneficiaries & Retains Voting Control During His Lifetime
22nd December 2022 – Ferrari founder (Enzo Ferrari) son and 2nd generation Piero Ferrari (Age 77) hassetup a family trust for $4 billion of Ferrari shares, with his daughter (Antonella Ferrari) & 2 grandsons (Enzo Mattioli Ferrari & Piero Galassi Ferrari) as the trust beneficiaries. Piero Ferrari will retain voting control of the trust (And Ferrari shares) during his lifetime. The largest shareholders of Ferrari is the Agnelli family, one of the original founders of Italian Fiat Motor company and major shareholders of Ferrari and Italian football club Juventus.
Founders of Italian Fiat Motor & Majority Investors in Ferrari & Juventus FC Angelli Family to Pay $1.06 Billion to Italian Tax Authorities
26th February 2022 – The Agnelli family, one of the original founders of Italian Fiat Motor company and major shareholders of Ferrari and Italian football club Juventus, has agreed to pay a total $1.06 billion to Italian tax authorities. The $1.06 billion tax charge is on the Agnelli family’s publicly listed Exor SpA (EUR 746 million) for tax claims on its merger with Dutch subsidiary Exor Holding NV in 2016 and Giovanni Agnelli B.V. holding company (EUR 203 million). The Agnelli family owns 52% of Exor SpA, which is also a major shareholder of Ferrari NV. Giovanni Agnelli B.V.:”The signing of this agreement does not and should not be interpreted as a recognition, or even partial acceptance by GA of the interpretations advanced by the Italian Tax Authorities.”
he Agnelli family are one of the original founders of Italian Fiat Motor company and major shareholders of Ferrari and Italian football club Juventus through Exor SpA. The Agnelli family owns 52% of Exor SpA.
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