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Ferrari is navigating a complex transition from its traditional petrol-powered vehicles to a more sustainable lineup, including its first fully electric vehicle, while balancing its heritage and style.

Ferrari’s stock has plummeted, raising concerns about overvaluation, rising competition, and economic uncertainty, prompting investors to reevaluate the luxury brand’s value.

Ferrari’s stock price has declined to 401.5 EUR, down from its 52-week high of 492.8 EUR.

Ferrari’s stock price has plummeted to 413 EUR, sparking concerns that investors are overpaying for the company’s shares due to unsustainable valuation multiples.

Ferrari NV’s stock price has declined to 424.6 EUR, down from a 52-week high of 492.8 EUR.

Ferrari NV’s stock price has reached a new high of 401.8 EUR, surpassing its 52-week high.

Ferrari NV’s stock price has shown a positive trend, increasing in value over the past few days, driven by demographic shifts and a share buyback program.

Ferrari has been actively purchasing its own shares as part of a multi-year share buyback program, while also preparing to launch its first fully electric vehicle in October.

Ferrari declares a EUR 2.986 dividend, highlighting its commitment to shareholder value creation amidst market volatility and a 52-week high stock price.

Ferrari’s stock price surged after its recent earnings report, with a notable gap up, and its financials are now under intense scrutiny as investors watch for sustained momentum and growth.