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Ferrari N.V. stock gained Thursday after the luxury automaker reported fiscal second-quarter 2026 results and reaffirmed its full-year guidance. The Italian carmaker posted revenue of 1.94 billion euros ($2.25 billion), up 8% from a year earlier and above the analyst...
The company missed on both the top and bottom lines in its second quarter.
Ferrari has continued its multi year share buyback program, repurchasing additional treasury shares as part of a planned €3.5b initiative running through 2030. The latest buybacks add to ongoing capital returned to shareholders and adjust the stock’s free float over time. The program size and tempo remain a key element of Ferrari’s capital allocation and investor communication. Ferrari, traded as BIT:RACE, is drawing fresh attention as it keeps putting its sizeable buyback plan to work. The...
The Italian automaker posted adjusted earnings per share of €2.62 and revenue of €1.94 billion in the second quarter
Ferrari (RACE) delivered earnings and revenue surprises of +7.77% and +5.34%, respectively, for the quarter ended June 2026. Do the numbers hold clues to what lies ahead for the stock?
The Luce electric vehicle reached its 2026 sales target only two months after launch.
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Investing.com -- Wolfe Research initiated coverage of Ferrari with an Outperform rating and a €382 price target on Tuesday, arguing the luxury automaker's growth targets are too conservative and that new model launches will drive above-consensus revenue acceleration from 2027.
If you listen to the hot takes on the internet, you'd never want to look at Ferrari as an investment -- but that would be a massive mistake.
Ferrari's (RACE) Q2 should deliver further sequential acceleration, along with an expected 2026 guid
<body><p>STORY: :: Ferrari </p><p>Ferrari said it’s not forcing clients to buy its divisive Luce electric car to qualify for the purchase of its next limited-series models.</p><p>That's according to Ferrari executive Enrico Galliera.</p><p>It comes after a report by Bloomberg that buying the $630,000 EV could become a requirement for access to Ferrari's most exclusive models.</p><p>Galliera said applying that kind of pressure would be a "huge mistake."</p><p>The luxury carmaker traditionally runs an allocation system which favors established clients, usually owners of multiple models. </p><p>As well as those who take part in factory events and retain cars for long periods.</p><p>Galliera said Ferrari always told its dealers and customers that Luce had to be sold only to those "truly motivated to buy it."</p><p>The carmaker unveiled the five-seat Luce EV last month. </p><p>It saw a flurry of criticism over the model's unconventional design compared to Ferrari's typical muscular and aggressive aesthetic. </p><p>Also the company faced criticism for its decision to deviate from its legacy petrol-powered engines.</p></body>
Lewis Hamilton secured his first Formula 1 victory for Ferrari, supported by new race engineer Carlo Santi. The win coincides with major technical upgrades, including revised aerodynamics and updated wheel rim designs. Further engine developments are planned, underscoring Ferrari's renewed Formula 1 title push. Ferrari, listed as NYSE:RACE, is entering this new chapter in Formula 1 with investors watching closely. The stock last closed at $362.13, with a return of 2.0% over the past week...
Yahoo Finance Senior Autos Reporter Pras Subramanian explains why Ferrari (RACE) is steering customers toward its new mid-six-figure Luce EV and what the push says about the luxury automaker’s electric future.
Yahoo Finance's Senior Autos Reporter Pras Subramanian joins Market Domination Overtime to discuss Morgan Stanley's (MS) upgrade of Ferrari (RACE) following the lukewarm reception of the Luce.
Is RACE a good stock to buy? We came across a bullish thesis on Ferrari N.V. on Fazliddinxon’s Substack. In this article, we will summarize the bulls’ thesis on RACE. Ferrari N.V.’s share was trading at $354.91 as of June 12th. RACE’s trailing and forward P/E were 34.22 and 31.35 respectively according to Yahoo Finance. Ferrari N.V., […]
Morgan Stanley upgraded Ferrari (NYSE:RACE) to Overweight from Equal Weight on Monday, arguing that the luxury carmaker’s recent share price weakness has become disconnected from the underlying fundamentals of the business. The investment bank also increased its price target to €380 from €330, suggesting potential upside of around 24% from Friday’s closing level.
Investing.com -- Morgan Stanley on Monday upgraded Ferrari (NYSE:RACE) (BIT:RACE) to Overweight from Equal Weight as the bank argued the stock’s recent selloff has gone too far in pricing in temporary rather than structural risks.
ProLogium and OPmobility have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to collaborate on developing solid-state battery modules for electric vehicles. This partnership aims to integrate ProLogium's advanced solid-state battery cells into battery modules and packs suitable for EV applications, enhancing system-level solutions to meet the increasing demand in the global EV market. Initial efforts will focus on performance testing and module development, with the goal of creating OEM-adoptable...
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By Giulio Piovaccari ROME, May 25 (Reuters) - As its sports car rivals tap the brakes on a shift to EVs, Ferrari will take a leap into an uncertain era on Monday with the launch of its first fully-
Ferrari N. V. (NYSE:RACE) shares climbed more than 9% on Tuesday after the company reported first-quarter revenue of €90 million, supported by organic growth of 7.
Ferrari (NYSE:RACE) brought a major Formula 1 upgrade package with 11 changes to the SF-26 to the Miami Grand Prix. The updates did not deliver the expected performance, with the team facing tyre degradation and limited on-track gains. Drivers, including Charles Leclerc, and former engineer Rob Smedley have raised concerns about the car's development path. Comments from Lewis Hamilton and others point to questions around Ferrari's broader F1 development strategy. For investors, the F1...
Ferrari has historically been one of the best automotive investments, but even after topping estimates, the stock is trending lower. What gives?
The Italian automaker posted €1.85 billion in revenue and confirmed its 2026 targets as it prepares to debut the Luce electric vehicle
Is RACE a good stock to buy? We came across a bullish thesis on Ferrari N.V. on r/ValueInvesting by According-Buyer6688. In this article, we will summarize the bulls’ thesis on RACE. Ferrari N.V.’s share was trading at $358.50 as of April 21st. RACE’s trailing and forward P/E were 34.08 and 31.65 respectively according to Yahoo Finance. Ferrari […]
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