FC Porto shares hit highest level in nearly 18 years | OneFootball

The shares of Futebol Clube do Porto’s sports public limited company (SAD) closed this Friday up 3.09%, at 2 euros, the highest level since January 3, 2008, nearly 18 years ago. On a day when 3,366 shares were traded, the “Dragons” SAD has a market capitalization of 45 million euros.

Without an obvious catalyst, the Porto SAD’s shares have risen almost 17% in the last three days, representing an increase of 6.53 million euros in the market value of the current leader of the Portuguese League.

The SAD led by André Villas-Boas indicated at the beginning of the month that it posted a profit of 39 million euros in the 2024/25 season, a figure that contrasts with the losses of 21 million recorded in the previous season.

By comparison, Sporting’s SAD shares rose 4.17% this Friday, to 1 euro, setting the “Lions’” market capitalization at 202 million euros. Benfica’s SAD, meanwhile, saw its shares fall 0.33%, to 5.98 euros, valuing the “Eagles’” SAD at 137.5 million.

Year-to-date, Sporting’s SAD is up 9.89%, Benfica’s is up 84%, and the “Dragons’” is up 81.82%.

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