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Ferrari N.V. filings document the company’s foreign private issuer reporting, including Form 20-F annual reports, Form 6-K current reports, interim financial statements, and exhibits furnished with results releases and shareholder communications. The disclosures cover Ferrari’s luxury performance-car operations, revenue and margin measures, industrial free cash flow, product mix, personalization demand, and audited financial statements.
Regulatory filings for RACE also record capital-return and governance matters, including dividends, multi-year share repurchase activity, treasury shares, special voting shares, equity incentive share use, AGM voting results, board delegations to issue shares, and remuneration-report advisory votes. Annual materials include sustainability reporting prepared under ESRS on a voluntary basis.
Ferrari N.V. reports recent activity under its €250 million Second Tranche of the multi-year share buyback program of approximately €3.5 billion expected to run through 2030. On July 27-28, 2026, it repurchased 11,966 common shares on Euronext Milan for total consideration of €4,010,331.82 at an average price of €335.1439 per share, excluding fees.
From the start of the Second Tranche 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 the NYSE. As of July 30, 2026, it held 1,514,061 common shares in treasury, equal to 0.85% of issued common shares and 0.65% of total share capital including special voting shares. Since January 5, 2026, the company has repurchased 1,624,441 own common shares on EXM and NYSE for an aggregate consideration of €483,392,467.03.
Ferrari N.V. reports higher profitability for the three and six months ended June 30, 2026, driven by a richer product and country mix despite lower car volumes. Net revenues for the quarter were €1,938 million, up 8.4 percent year-on-year, with operating profit (EBIT) rising to €605 million and net profit to €463 million. First-half net revenues reached €3,786 million and net profit €876 million.
Shipments fell to 3,366 cars in the quarter and 6,802 in the half, reflecting planned model change-overs, while higher-priced sports cars, strong personalizations and racing activities supported margins; EBIT margin was 31.2 percent in Q2. Cash flows from operating activities were €1,300 million in the first half and Free Cash Flow €811 million. Cash and cash equivalents were €1,486 million and total debt €3,166 million, resulting in net debt of €1,680 million.
Ferrari continued substantial shareholder returns, paying a dividend of €3.615 per share (about €638 million total, mostly paid in May 2026) and repurchasing €435 million of common shares in the first half. Management raised 2026 guidance, now targeting net revenues of about €7.60 billion, Adjusted EBITDA of at least €2.97 billion with a ≥39.0 percent margin, Adjusted EBIT of at least €2.26 billion, Adjusted diluted EPS of at least €9.68 and Industrial Free Cash Flow of at least €1.55 billion, based on stronger personalizations and lower-than-expected currency headwinds.
Ferrari N.V. reports Q2 2026 net revenues of €1,938 million, up 8% year on year and 11% at constant currency, driven by a richer sports-car mix, higher personalizations and increased racing and engine-rental revenues. Cars and spare parts contributed €1,629 million and sponsorship, commercial and brand revenues €209 million.
Operating profit (EBIT) was €605 million, up 10%, with a 31.2% margin, while EBITDA reached €755 million with a 39.0% margin. Net profit rose to €463 million and diluted EPS to €2.62. Industrial free cash flow was strong at €276 million, up 39%.
Shipments were 3,366 units, slightly below Q2 2025, reflecting planned model change-overs and greater focus on mix and personalization. Net Industrial Debt was €131 million after more than €800 million of shareholder remuneration, including a €599 million dividend and €209 million of share repurchases. Ferrari raised its 2026 guidance to ~€7.60 billion net revenues, ≥€2.97 billion adjusted EBITDA (≥39.0% margin), ≥€2.26 billion adjusted EBIT (≥29.5% margin), ≥€9.68 adjusted diluted EPS and ≥€1.55 billion Industrial free cash flow.
Ferrari N.V. repurchased 57,800 common shares on Euronext Milan between July 20 and 24, 2026, spending €18,574,242.14 at an average price of €321.3537 under the €250 million second tranche of its share buyback program.
Since the second tranche was announced, Ferrari has invested €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 NYSE. As of July 24, 2026 it held 1,502,095 treasury shares, 0.85% of issued common shares and 0.64% of total share capital including special voting shares.
From the January 5, 2026 start of its approximately €3.5 billion multi-year buyback, Ferrari has repurchased 1,612,475 own shares on EXM and NYSE for total consideration of €479,382,135.21.
Ferrari N.V. reported further progress on its share repurchase plans, buying 53,932 common shares on Euronext Milan between July 13 and 17, 2026 for €17,685,767.51 at an average price of €327.9272 per share under a €250 million second-tranche buyback.
Within this second tranche, Ferrari has invested €164,808,568.07 to repurchase 550,911 shares on Euronext Milan and USD 40,797,556.26 (equivalent to €35,241,239.97) for 118,319 shares on the NYSE. As of July 17, 2026 it held 1,444,295 treasury shares, 0.81% of issued common shares, and had cumulatively repurchased 1,554,675 shares for €460,807,893.07 under its multi-year approximately €3.5 billion buyback program expected to run through 2030.
Ferrari N.V. plans to release its second quarter 2026 financial results on July 30, 2026. The company will host a live audio webcast and conference call covering the 2026 Q2 results, offering investors and analysts structured access to management’s discussion.
The webcast and call are scheduled to begin at 2:30 p.m. BST, 3:30 p.m. CEST, and 9:30 a.m. EDT on July 30. Access details will be provided in the Investors section of Ferrari’s corporate website, with advance registration required. A replay will remain archived online for two weeks after the event.
Ferrari N.V. provided an update on its ongoing share repurchase activity under the €250 million Second Tranche of its multi-year approximately €3.5 billion buyback program expected to run through 2030. On 8 and 9 July 2026, the company repurchased a total of 28,000 common shares on Euronext Milan at an average price of €328.4580 per share, for total consideration of €9,196,822.80 excluding fees.
From the start of the Second Tranche through 10 July 2026, Ferrari invested €147,122,800.56 to buy 496,979 shares on Euronext Milan and USD 40,797,556.26 (equivalent to €35,241,239.97) to buy 118,319 shares on the NYSE. As of 10 July 2026, Ferrari held 18,034,969 common shares in treasury, equal to 9.30% of issued common shares and 9.61% of total share capital including special voting shares, with cancellation of treasury shares approved but not yet effectuated.
Ferrari N.V. reported recent activity under its ongoing share buyback program. On June 29 and 30, 2026, the company repurchased 15,638 common shares on the NYSE at an average price of $370.8518 per share, for total consideration of $5,799,379.81 (€5,087,084.37).
Under the €250 million Second Tranche of the multi-year €3.5 billion buyback program, Ferrari has invested €137,925,977.76 for 468,979 shares on EXM and $40,797,556.26 (€35,241,239.97) for 118,319 shares on the NYSE. As of July 3, 2026, it held 18,006,969 treasury common shares, equal to 9.29% of issued common shares, and 9.60% of total share capital including special voting shares.
Since the program’s start on January 5, 2026, Ferrari has repurchased 1,472,743 common shares on EXM and NYSE, including Sell to Cover transactions, for a total of €433,925,302.76.
Ferrari N.V. provides an update on its ongoing share buyback activity under the €250 million Second Tranche of its multi-year buyback program of approximately €3.5 billion expected to be executed by 2030. Between 22 and 26 June 2026, the company repurchased 62,641 common shares across Euronext Milan and the NYSE for total consideration of about €19.11 million excluding fees.
Since the announcement of the Second Tranche through June 26, 2026, Ferrari has invested €137,925,977.76 for 468,979 shares on EXM and $34,998,176.45 (about €30.15 million) for 102,681 shares on the NYSE. As of June 26, 2026, Ferrari held 17,991,331 treasury shares, representing 9.28% of issued common shares, or 9.59% of total issued share capital including special voting shares, with cancellation of treasury shares approved but not yet effectuated.
From the start of the multi-year buyback on January 5, 2026 through June 26, 2026, Ferrari has repurchased 1,457,105 common shares for a total consideration of €428,838,218.38, including transactions for Sell to Cover.
Ferrari N.V. has appointed Massimiliano Di Silvestre as Chief Marketing & Commercial Officer, effective 1 July 2026. He will join Ferrari’s Leadership Team and report directly to CEO Benedetto Vigna, reflecting the importance of this role in guiding the company’s commercial strategy.
Di Silvestre succeeds Enrico Galliera, who is leaving Ferrari after more than sixteen years to pursue a new professional chapter. Ferrari highlights Galliera’s contribution to the company’s growth and global brand strength and emphasizes Di Silvestre’s international experience in premium and luxury automotive markets, including his prior role as President and CEO of BMW Group Italy.