Exor N.V.

Exor N.V. is a diversified public holding company controlled by the Italian Agnelli family through Giovanni Agnelli B.V., which holds 55.07% of shares and 86% of voting rights due to a loyalty voting structure. Incorporated in the Netherlands, it traces its origins to 1927 as Istituto Finanziario Industriale, founded by Senator Giovanni Agnelli to consolidate investments, primarily in FIAT, now evolved into a century-long portfolio across multiple sectors. Its key holdings include major stakes in automotive giants Stellantis and Ferrari, agricultural and construction equipment maker CNH Industrial, health technology firm Philips (15%, with potential to 20%), data analytics provider Clarivate (10.1%), the iconic magazine The Economist, football club Juventus FC, and media group GEDI Gruppo Editoriale. Exor N.V. also nurtures innovation through Exor Ventures, investing in over 100 startups in mobility, fintech, and healthcare; Lingotto, its alternative investment manager launched in 2023; and recent ventures like VENTO for Italian seed funding and stakes in healthcare (Lifenet, Institut Mérieux) and luxury (Christian Louboutin). Led by CEO John Elkann, Exor N.V. plays a pivotal role in global markets by fostering long-term value in automotive, industrial, media, and technology sectors, recently divesting Iveco Group in 2025.