Juventus Owner Rejects Tether's $1.2 Billion Acquisition Offer, Sending Team's Stock Soaring

Group 1 - Shares in Juventus rose over 17% after Exor rejected Tether's all-cash offer valued at €2.66 ($3.13) per share, which was approximately 21% higher than the previous closing price [1][2] - Exor's Board of Directors unanimously rejected Tether's unsolicited proposal, reaffirming its intention not to sell any shares of Juventus to third parties, including Tether [2] - Juventus' current market capitalization is around €924 million ($1.08 billion), with shares trading at €2.56 ($3.01) at the close of European markets [2] Group 2 - Juventus last won a Serie A title in the 2019-2020 season, and it is uncertain if Tether will make a new bid after the initial offer was rejected [3] - Tether has been actively investing, participating in an $81 million seed round for an Italian robotics firm and increasing its stake in Rumble to around $679 million [4] - Tether is reportedly seeking to raise around $20 billion at a $500 billion valuation as the stablecoin market continues to grow [4]