Berlusconi, how is business going without dad Silvio? Profit down (not a flop). Marina top, the others...

Many are wondering, but how much do Silvio Berlusconi's children earn? How are the Cavaliere's companies doing without their founder?

In 2024, the first year of total management of the corporate empire by Berlusconi's children without dad Silvio, the Fininvest galaxy produced over 100 million euros less in profits than in the last year with the Cavaliere alive . As Franco Bechis reported on Open weeks ago and then taken up by the website www.today.it , this is what emerges from the first balance sheets for the year 2024 presented by companies belonging to Fininvest.

By combining the profits of those that have already disclosed their accounts, it is possible to make a comparison with the financial situation of 2022, the last year before Berlusconi's death. And, although we certainly cannot speak of disastrous management by the president's heirs , the losses are significant, especially in some sectors .

Considering the same group of companies, in 2022 net profits stood at over 196 million. In 2024 they went to 95.1 million. With a decrease, as mentioned, of 101.6 million . The main driver of the budgets is the brick and mortar: of the 8 real estate companies, 7 are in loss.

Starting with Idra, the real estate company that managed the villas of the former Cavaliere, with a budget deficit of 20 million despite having sold the Macherio complex, one of the historic residences of father Silvio, to his daughter Barbara Berlusconi for 25 million.

Better results for football: Monza has reduced its losses, going from over 65 million in the red in 2022 to less than 47 (despite the relegation to Serie B as last in the standings and the sale of the Brianza club). Excellent earnings instead for the Mondadori group, managed by the eldest Marina , which has obtained over 60 million in profits, almost 10 more than two years ago. Results that however are not able to sufficiently compensate for the deep red recorded by the real estate sector.