Revenues from sponsors and television rights, which make up 80 percent of the total, rose by 26 percent.
The board of the Turin Serie A club proposed a dividend of B1.1m ($990,000), up five percent from the previous year.
The results do not include any payments related to the transfer of players after June 30.
Juventus, which is owned by the Agnelli family holding company Ifi, plans to float about 35 percent of its capital on the Milan stock market, but has not set a definitive timetable.
The club would join Rome-based rivals AS Roma and Lazio on the bourse.
European soccer giants Juventus have reported a net profit of 5.8 million euros in the year to June 30, 2001, up five percent from the year-earlier period, with turnover up 24 percent to B
