Exor N.V.
EXO.MI
Italian Stock Exchange62.10
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Exor N.V.
EXO.MI
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- Exor N.V. is a diversified global investment holding company that invests in and supports leading companies across automotive, healthcare, luxury goods, agriculture, media and technology sectors; its portfolio includes significant stakes in Ferrari (19.5% economic rights), Stellantis (15.5%), CNH Industrial (26.9%), Royal Philips (19.0%), Iveco Group (27.1%), Institut Mérieux (10.0%), Juventus Football Club (65.4%), Christian Louboutin (24.0%), The Economist Group (34.7%), Clarivate (9.7%), TagEnergy (19.8%) and others such as Via Transportation, Welltec, NUO, GEDI Gruppo Editoriale, Lifenet Healthcare, Casavo and Shang Xia; it also manages investments through Lingotto alternative investment funds and Exor Ventures early-stage portfolio. Exor N.V. operates worldwide with portfolio companies serving global markets in Europe, North America, Asia-Pacific and other regions. The company, founded in 1927 by the Agnelli family and majority-controlled by Giovanni Agnelli B.V., is headquartered in Amsterdam, Netherlands, and listed on Euronext Amsterdam (EXO.MI). In 2024, Exor adopted investment entity accounting status under IFRS 10, issued €650 million bonds maturing 2033, increased stakes in Philips to 17.5% (further to 18.7% in 2025), Clarivate to 10.1%, TagEnergy via €72 million capital increase and completed a 10% stake in Institut Mérieux with €555 million payment; it completed a €1 billion share buyback, launched a new €1 billion buyback with tender offer in March 2025, sold ~4% Ferrari stake for €3 billion in March 2025 to reduce portfolio concentration, evolved early-stage ventures by transitioning management of €640 million portfolio to an independent fund and announced ING Chairman Karl Guha's board nomination.