#Tether收购尤为图斯遭拒 $SOL
Tether's acquisition of Juventus was rejected. This incident occurred on December 13, 2025. Juventus' holding company EXOR (controlled by the Agnelli family) issued an official announcement, unanimously rejecting Tether's acquisition offer, and clearly stated that it had no intention of selling any Juventus shares. Here are the key details:
1. Tether's acquisition proposal: Tether already holds over 10% of Juventus shares and submitted an all-cash offer to acquire 65.4% of Juventus shares held by EXOR. They also plan to make a public offer to acquire the remaining shares of Juventus at the same price, valuing Juventus at slightly over 1 billion euros, with an offer price that is a 21% premium over Juventus's stock price at the time. At the same time, Tether promised to reinvest 1 billion euros to support the club's development if the acquisition is completed. Its CEO, Paolo Ardoino, is a Juventus fan, and Tether's move is seen as a strategic layout to expand its non-cryptocurrency business and enhance its visibility in the European market.
2. Core reasons for EXOR's rejection: The Agnelli family has controlled Juventus since 1923, and has a deep emotional bond with the club. EXOR's CEO, John Elkann, stated that Juventus is a family legacy rather than just a business, and emphasized that they would continue to support the new management team of Juventus in advancing the development strategy. Even when rumors of Tether's acquisition surfaced, the family had no intention of selling the club.
3. Subsequent impact: This acquisition proposal did not receive a positive response from EXOR, and now, after being formally rejected, Tether's plan to expand its business boundaries through the acquisition of traditional sports clubs has been temporarily hindered. Meanwhile, Juventus's stock price has already risen by 30% under the influence of related acquisition rumors, and this rejection highlights that traditional established institutions place greater importance on their own legacy values when facing cryptocurrency companies, maintaining a cautious attitude towards such collaborations.