Ferrari details progress in €3.5B share buyback
Ferrari N.V. reported recent activity under its ongoing share repurchase plan.
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Ferrari N.V. reported recent activity under its ongoing share repurchase plan. As part of the €250 million second tranche of a multi-year buyback program of about €3.5 billion expected to be executed by 2030, the company repurchased 20,321 common shares on Euronext Milan on May 18 and 20, 2026 for total consideration of €5,657,061.53 at an average price of €278.3850 per share.
From the start of this second tranche through May 15, 2026, Ferrari invested €81,258,308.18 to buy 277,487 shares on EXM and $11,499,218.14 (translated to €9,817,831.30) to buy 34,850 shares on the NYSE. As of May 22, 2026, it held 17,752,329 common shares in treasury, equal to 9.15% of issued common shares and 9.50% of total share capital including special voting shares. Since January 5, 2026, the company has repurchased 1,218,103 shares for €357,491,286.05 under the broader multi-year program.
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Ferrari continues executing a sizable, multi-year share repurchase that is steadily building treasury holdings.
Ferrari is progressing through a planned €3.5 billion multi-year buyback, with a dedicated €250 million second tranche. The latest update shows purchases of 20,321 shares for €5.66 million at an average price just over €278 per share.
Since early 2026, the company has spent about €357.5 million to acquire 1,218,103 shares across EXM and NYSE. As of May 22, 2026, it holds 17,752,329 treasury shares, representing 9.15% of issued common shares, indicating a meaningful reduction of free float once any planned cancellations are implemented.
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