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. filed a report updating investors on progress of its ongoing share repurchase plans. Under the €250 million first tranche of its multi-year €3.5 billion buyback program, the company repurchased 30,293 common shares on Euronext Milan between February 9 and 13, 2026 for €9,235,865.37 at an average price of €304.8845 per share, excluding fees.
Since the first tranche was announced, Ferrari has invested a total of €81,975,746.99 to buy 276,643 common shares. As of February 13, 2026, Ferrari held 16,921,249 common shares in treasury, equal to 8.73% of total issued common shares, and 9.18% of total issued share capital including special voting shares.
Ferrari N.V. reported a strong 2025, with net revenues of Euro 7,146 million, up 7%, driven by a richer product mix, personalization and higher sponsorship, commercial and lifestyle revenues. Operating profit (EBIT) rose 12% to Euro 2,110 million, with the EBIT margin improving to 29.5%.
Net profit reached Euro 1,600 million and diluted EPS was Euro 8.96. EBITDA increased 8% to Euro 2,772 million with a 38.8% margin, while industrial free cash flow surged 50% to Euro 1,538 million. For 2026, Ferrari targets around Euro 7.50 billion in revenues, at least Euro 2.93 billion of EBITDA and an EBITDA margin of at least 39.0%, supported by a significant model change-over and continued strength in racing and lifestyle activities.
Ferrari N.V. reported progress on its ongoing share buyback. Between February 2 and 6, 2026, the company repurchased 53,150 common shares on Euronext Milan at an average price of €284.2335, for total consideration of €15,107,008.88, under its €250 million first-tranche buyback program.
Since the start of the multi-year buyback program of approximately €3.5 billion, Ferrari has acquired 246,350 common shares for €72,739,881.62. As of February 6, 2026, it held 16,890,956 common shares in treasury, equal to 8.71% of issued common shares, or 9.16% including special voting shares.
Ferrari N.V. reports progress on its share repurchase plan, buying 54,500 common shares on Euronext Milan between January 26 and 30, 2026 for about Euro 15.37 million at an average price of Euro 282.1015 per share, excluding fees.
Since the start of the First Tranche of its Euro 250 million buyback, Ferrari has invested Euro 57.63 million to repurchase 193,200 common shares. As of January 30, 2026, it held 16,837,806 treasury common shares, equal to 8.68% of issued common shares, or 9.14% of total share capital including special voting shares, within a multi-year buyback program of approximately Euro 3.5 billion expected to be executed by 2030.
Ferrari N.V. reports further progress on its share buyback program. Under the €250 million first tranche of the multi-year buyback of approximately €3.5 billion expected to be executed by 2030, the company repurchased 54,200 common shares on Euronext Milan between January 19 and January 23, 2026, for total consideration of €15,678,758.09 at an average price of €289.2760 per share, excluding fees.
Since the announcement of the first tranche, Ferrari has invested €42,258,342.44 to buy 138,700 common shares. As of January 23, 2026, Ferrari held 16,783,306 common shares in treasury, net of shares assigned under its equity incentive plan, equal to 8.65% of total issued common shares, and 9.12% of total issued share capital including special voting shares.
Ferrari N.V. reports progress on its share buyback programs. Under the Euro 250 million first tranche of the multi-year approximately Euro 3.5 billion buyback expected to be executed by 2030, the company repurchased 45,500 common shares on Euronext Milan between January 12 and January 16, 2026 for a total consideration of Euro 14,158,701.50 at an average price of Euro 311.1803 per share, excluding fees.
Since the announcement of the first tranche through January 16, 2026, Ferrari invested Euro 26,579,584.35 to repurchase 84,500 common shares on Euronext Milan. As of January 16, 2026, it held 16,729,106 common shares in treasury, equal to 8.63% of the total issued common shares, and 9.10% of the total issued share capital including special voting shares.
Ferrari N.V. major shareholders Exor and the Ferrari family updated their ownership disclosure and governance arrangements. Exor N.V. reports beneficial ownership of 37,768,613 Ferrari common shares, representing 21.3% of the class, while Piero Ferrari, Trust Piero Ferrari and related parties each report 18,894,295 common shares, or 10.7% of the class. Together, the reporting group states beneficial ownership of 56,662,908 common shares, about 30.2% of Ferrari’s outstanding common shares.
Because Exor and the Ferrari family also hold special voting shares through Ferrari’s loyalty voting program, they report aggregate voting power of approximately 48.4%. The filing details an amended and restated shareholders’ agreement among Exor, Piero Ferrari and the Trust, effective January 4, 2026, which sets consultation rights between the parties, reciprocal rights of first offer on share transfers, treatment of special voting shares and a three‑year initial term with renewal and termination mechanisms, while confirming that Ferrari N.V. itself is not a party to the agreement.