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Ferrari (NYSE/EXM: RACE) reported progress on the €250 million Second Tranche of its multi-year share buyback program of approximately €3.5 billion planned by 2030. On July 27–28, 2026, the company repurchased 11,966 shares on Euronext Milan for a total of €4,010,331.82 at an average price of €335.1439 per share.
Since the Second Tranche announcement through July 30, 2026, Ferrari invested €187,393,142.03 for 620,677 shares on EXM and USD 40,797,556.26 (equivalent to €35,241,239.97) for 118,319 shares on NYSE. As of that date, Ferrari held 1,514,061 treasury shares, equal to 0.85% of issued common shares and 0.65% of total share capital including special voting shares. From the start of the overall program on January 5, 2026, total repurchases reached 1,624,441 shares for €483,392,467.03.
Ferrari (NYSE: RACE) reported Q2 2026 net revenues of €1,938 million, up 8% year on year (11% at constant currency), with operating profit (EBIT) of €605 million, up 10% and a 31.2% margin. Net profit reached €463 million and diluted EPS was €2.62. EBITDA was €755 million with a 39.0% margin, while industrial free cash flow rose 39% to €276 million.
According to Ferrari, results were driven by a richer sports car mix, higher personalizations, increased racing revenues and temporary lower D&A, partly offset by higher industrial, marketing and racing-related costs and adverse FX. Q2 shipments were 3,366 units, down 128 units, as model change-overs continued.
Ferrari raised its 2026 guidance, now targeting net revenues of ~€7.60 billion, adjusted EBITDA ≥€2.97 billion (≥39.0% margin), adjusted EBIT ≥€2.26 billion, adjusted diluted EPS ≥€9.68 and industrial FCF ≥€1.55 billion, mainly reflecting stronger personalizations and lower-than-expected currency headwinds. Net industrial debt was €131 million after over €800 million of shareholder remuneration and ongoing buybacks; treasury shares and special voting shares were also materially cancelled.
Ferrari (NYSE/EXM: RACE) reported progress on its Euro 250 million Second Tranche share buyback program, part of a multi-year approximately Euro 3.5 billion buyback expected to run to 2030. Between July 20 and July 24, 2026, Ferrari repurchased 57,800 shares on Euronext Milan for Euro 18,574,242.14 at an average price of Euro 321.3537 per share.
Since the Second Tranche announcement through July 24, 2026, Ferrari has invested Euro 183,382,810.21 for 608,711 shares on EXM and USD 40,797,556.26 (Euro 35,241,239.97) for 118,319 shares on the NYSE. As of that date, it held 1,502,095 treasury shares (0.85% of issued common shares; 0.64% of total share capital including special voting shares). Since January 5, 2026, total buybacks reached 1,612,475 shares for Euro 479,382,135.21.
Ferrari (NYSE/EXM: RACE) reported purchases under its €250 million Second Tranche of the multi-year €3.5 billion share buyback program. Between 13–17 July 2026, Ferrari repurchased 53,932 common shares on Euronext Milan at an average price of €327.9272, for total consideration of €17,685,767.51 (excluding fees).
Since the Second Tranche launch to 17 July 2026, Ferrari invested €164,808,568.07 for 550,911 EXM shares and USD 40,797,556.26 (about €35,241,239.97) for 118,319 NYSE shares. As of that date, Ferrari held 1,444,295 treasury shares, equal to 0.81% of issued common shares, or 0.62% including special voting shares. Since the start of the multi-year program on 5 January 2026, total buybacks reached 1,554,675 shares for €460,807,893.07.
Ferrari (NYSE: RACE) will release its second quarter 2026 financial results on Thursday, July 30, 2026. A live audio webcast and conference call on the Q2 2026 results will start at 2:30 p.m. BST / 3:30 p.m. CEST / 9:30 a.m. EDT. Access details and registration will be available in the Investors section of Ferrari’s corporate website, and a replay will be archived online for two weeks after the call.
Ferrari (NYSE/EXM: RACE) reported progress on its Euro 250 million Second Tranche of the multi-year share buyback program of approximately Euro 3.5 billion planned through 2030. On July 8–9, 2026, Ferrari repurchased a total of 28,000 shares on Euronext Milan at an average price of €328.4580, for total consideration of €9,196,822.80 excluding fees.
According to Ferrari, from the April 10, 2026 launch of the Second Tranche to July 10, 2026, it invested €147,122,800.56 for 496,979 EXM shares and USD 40,797,556.26 (about €35,241,239.97) for 118,319 NYSE shares. As of July 10, 2026, Ferrari held 18,034,969 treasury common shares, equal to 9.30% of issued common shares, or 9.61% of total share capital including special voting shares. Since the buyback program began on January 5, 2026, Ferrari has repurchased 1,500,743 shares on EXM and NYSE for a total of €443,122,125.56.
Ferrari (NYSE:RACE) reported progress on its share buyback program. Under the €250 million second tranche announced April 10, 2026, it repurchased 15,638 shares on the NYSE on June 29–30 for about $5.8 million (€5.1 million).
By July 3, 2026, cumulative purchases under the second tranche reached 587,298 shares for roughly €173.2 million, while the multi-year program since January 5, 2026 totaled 1,472,743 shares for €433.9 million. Ferrari held 18,006,969 treasury shares, equal to 9.29% of issued common shares and 9.60% of total share capital including special voting shares. Cancellation of treasury shares approved on April 15, 2026 has not yet been executed.
Ferrari (NYSE:RACE) reported progress on its Euro 250 million Second Tranche share buyback program, part of a multi-year Euro 3.5 billion plan expected by 2030.
Between 22–26 June 2026, Ferrari repurchased 62,641 shares for about Euro 19.11 million, bringing total 2026 program purchases to 1,457,105 shares for Euro 428.84 million.
Ferrari (NYSE:RACE) appointed Massimiliano Di Silvestre as Chief Marketing & Commercial Officer, effective 1 July 2026. He joins the Leadership Team and reports to CEO Benedetto Vigna.
He succeeds Enrico Galliera, who leaves after over sixteen years at Ferrari to pursue a new professional chapter.
Ferrari (NYSE: RACE) reported progress on its Euro 250 million Second Tranche of the multi‑year Euro 3.5 billion share buyback program.
Between June 11‑19, 2026, Ferrari repurchased 55,223 shares for Euro 17.18 million. Since the Second Tranche launch, it has invested about Euro 148.97 million to repurchase 509,019 shares across EXM and NYSE. Since January 5, 2026, total buybacks reached 1,394,464 shares for Euro 409.73 million. As of June 19, 2026, Ferrari held 17,928,690 treasury shares, equal to 9.25% of issued common shares, or 9.57% including special voting shares.