Ferrari N.V. reports developments tied to its luxury performance-car business, including vehicle mix, personalization demand, product introductions, guidance, and profitability metrics such as EBIT, EBITDA, earnings per share, and industrial free cash flow. The company designs, engineers, and manufactures Ferrari cars and generates additional activity from racing, sponsorship, commercial, and brand-related operations.
Recurring updates also cover shareholder actions for RACE, including annual general meeting votes, dividend proposals and approvals, common-share repurchase programs, treasury-share disclosures, annual reports, sustainability reporting, and listings on the New York Stock Exchange and Euronext Milan.
Ferrari (RACE) purchased 17,786 common shares from November 2–6, 2026, under its existing share buyback program. Total consideration was €6,425,277.42 excluding fees, at an average price of €361.2548 per share. Purchases comprised 11,800 shares on Euronext Milan and 5,986 on the New York Stock Exchange.
The purchases form part of the €250 million third tranche of Ferrari’s approximately €3.5 billion multi-year program, expected to be executed by 2030. From January 5 through November 6, 2026, Ferrari purchased 2,166,855 common shares, including Sell to Cover transactions, for €675,164,505.12. Treasury holdings at November 6 were 2,056,475 common shares, net of equity incentive plan assignments, representing 1.16% of issued common shares.
Ferrari (RACE) raised its 2026 guidance after third-quarter revenue increased 7% year over year to €1,896 million. Preliminary unaudited results showed operating profit of €563 million, up 12%, with a 29.7% margin. Net profit rose 13% to €431 million, and diluted earnings per share increased to €2.44 from €2.14. Industrial free cash flow rose 43% to €567 million.
Deliveries declined to 3,368 cars from 3,401, while product mix and personalizations supported growth. Ferrari now expects annual revenue of approximately €7.65 billion, adjusted operating profit of at least €2.285 billion and adjusted diluted earnings per share of at least €9.85. Industrial free cash flow guidance is now up to €1.65 billion. Its order book reaches into 2028. Net industrial cash stood at €219 million at September 30, versus €131 million of net industrial debt at June 30.
Ferrari (RACE) purchased 28,800 common shares on Euronext Milan from October 26 to October 30, 2026, under its existing buyback program. The purchases cost €10,142,971.12 excluding fees, at an average price of €352.1865 per share. They form part of the €250 million third tranche of a multi-year program of approximately €3.5 billion that Ferrari expects to execute by 2030.
From the program’s January 5, 2026 start through October 30, Ferrari purchased 2,149,069 common shares for €668,739,227.70, including sell-to-cover transactions. At October 30, treasury holdings totaled 2,038,689 common shares, net of shares assigned under its equity incentive plan, representing 1.15% of issued common shares.
Ferrari (RACE) purchased 53,750 common shares on Euronext Milan from October 19–23, 2026, under its existing share buyback program. The purchases cost €18,892,196.65 excluding fees, at an average price of €351.4827 per share. They form part of the €250 million third tranche of a roughly €3.5 billion program the company expects to execute by 2030.
Through October 23, third-tranche purchases totaled 341,261 shares on EXM for €120,381,342.89 and 77,824 shares on the NYSE for $31,498,189.59. Treasury holdings were 2,009,889 common shares, net of equity incentive plan assignments, representing 1.13% of issued common shares. Since the multi-year program began on January 5, 2026, purchases totaled 2,120,269 common shares for €658,596,256.58, including Sell to Cover transactions.
Ferrari (NYSE/EXM: RACE) purchased 34,212 common shares on Euronext Milan from October 12 through October 16, 2026. The purchases cost €11,957,818.56 excluding fees, at an average price of €349.5212 per share. They form part of the €250 million third tranche of its buyback program.
Through October 16, third-tranche purchases comprised 287,511 shares on EXM for €101,489,146.24 and 77,824 shares on NYSE for $31,498,189.59 (€27,457,608.48). Since the multi-year program began on January 5, 2026, purchases totaled 2,066,519 common shares for €639,704,059.93, including Sell to Cover transactions. Ferrari expects the approximately €3.5 billion program to be executed by 2030.
Ferrari (RACE) will release its third-quarter 2026 financial results on November 3, 2026, with a live webcast and conference call that day.
The presentation begins at 2:00 p.m. GMT / 3:00 p.m. CET / 9:00 a.m. EST. Advance registration is required to access conference call details. A replay will remain on Ferrari’s corporate website for two weeks after the call.
Ferrari (RACE) purchased 43,000 common shares on Euronext Milan under its existing buyback program from October 5–9, 2026. The purchases cost €14,795,399.65 excluding fees, at an average price of €344.0791 per share excluding fees.
The €250 million third tranche forms part of an approximately €3.5 billion program Ferrari expects to execute by 2030. Through October 9, third-tranche purchases totaled 253,299 shares on EXM for €89,531,327.68 and 77,824 shares on NYSE for USD 31,498,189.59. Treasury holdings were 1,921,927 common shares, net of equity incentive plan assignments, or 1.08% of issued common shares.
Ferrari (NYSE/EXM: RACE) purchased 73,534 common shares under its existing buyback program between September 28 and October 2, 2026. Consideration totaled €25,637,923.83 excluding fees, at an average price of €348.6540 per share. Purchases comprised 49,500 shares on Euronext Milan and 24,034 on the New York Stock Exchange.
The €250 million third tranche forms part of an approximately €3.5 billion program Ferrari expects to execute by 2030. Since January 5, 2026, purchases totaled 1,989,307 common shares for €612,950,841.72 through October 2, including Sell to Cover transactions. On October 2, treasury holdings were 1,878,927 common shares, net of equity incentive plan assignments, representing 1.06% of issued common shares and 0.80% of total issued share capital including special voting shares.
Ferrari (RACE) repurchased 82,524 common shares from September 21 to 25 under its third buyback tranche. The purchases cost €29,796,393.26 before fees and comprised 67,899 shares on Euronext Milan and 14,625 on the New York Stock Exchange.
As of September 25, purchases under the €250 million tranche totaled 160,799 shares for €57,455,127.93 on Euronext Milan and 53,790 shares for €19,100,484.75 on the NYSE. Since the multiyear program began on January 5, Ferrari has bought 1,915,773 common shares for €587,312,917.89, including sell-to-cover transactions. It held 1,805,393 common shares in treasury on September 25, equal to 1.02% of issued common shares.
Ferrari (RACE) reported weekly activity under its Euro 250 million Third Tranche share buyback program for the period 14–18 September 2026.
Across Euronext Milan and NYSE, the company repurchased 53,717 common shares for a total consideration of Euro 19,064,424.04 (excluding fees), at an average price of Euro 354.9049 per share. Since the Third Tranche launch on 1 September 2026 through 18 September 2026, Ferrari has invested Euro 32,927,015.43 for 92,900 shares on EXM and USD 15,999,065.23 (Euro 13,832,203.99) for 39,165 shares on NYSE. As of 18 September 2026, Ferrari held 1,722,869 treasury shares, equal to 0.97% of issued common shares and 0.74% of total share capital including special voting shares.