FERRARI NV

Ferrari N.V. completes its second tranche of a €3.5 bn share‑buyback plan, buying 82 k shares on Milan and NYSE and boosting shareholder value while preserving liquidity.

Ferrari’s Monaco GP highlights engine reliability gaps, regulatory hurdles, and the race’s impact on brand equity and future luxury pricing.

Ferrari’s Luce: the first fully electric four‑door luxury SUV, blending 500 km range, quad‑motor power, and a signature acoustic system—redefining performance for a new, affluent market.

Ferrari N.V. announces its second tranche of a €3.5 bn multi‑year share‑buyback, detailing the program’s financial impact, regulatory compliance, and value‑creation for shareholders.

Ferrari NV Q1 2026: modest revenue growth, rising EPS and margins, but supply‑chain risks and electrification lag may pressure future profitability.

Ferrari’s share dip after the U.S. 25 % tariff on EU cars shows how luxury brands weather trade shocks, leveraging high margins, brand strength, and flexible supply‑chains while rivals suffer sharper losses.

Ferrari’s latest share‑buyback and launch of the Luce electric super‑car show a dual‑track strategy: boosting EPS while pioneering premium EV performance.

Ferrari’s 2026 outlook: steady revenue, resilient supply‑chain plans, and unwavering dividends amid geopolitical and commodity risks, keeping margins intact.

Ferrari NV’s diversified strategy—new electric models, a strong used‑car channel, and high‑margin accessories—drives growth and resilience amid market volatility and tightening regulations.

Ferrari’s share slump after HSBC’s downgrade and a new Exor family deal highlights rising costs, electrification gaps and potential liquidity shifts—key insights for investors.