Customizations and mix continue to strengthen Ferrari’s solid results and, consequently, the upward revision of the guidance for 2026. In the economic framework, net revenues stand at 1,938 million euros, up 8% compared to the previous year (+11% at constant exchange rates). Profitability also confirms a positive trend: operating profit (EBIT) reaches 605 million euros, with a margin of 31.2%, an increase of 10% (+16% at constant exchange rates). Completing the picture is net profit, amounting to 463 million euros, with diluted earnings per share of 2.62.
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Solid results for Ferrari
Supporting the performance are also operating and cash indicators. EBITDA stands at 755 million euros, with a margin of 39.0%, up 7% (+12% at constant exchange rates). On the financial side, industrial free cash flow amounts to 276 million euros, up 39% compared to the previous year: a figure that highlights efficiency in execution and the ability to convert economic results into cash generation. It is in this context that customization activities find further support, increasing the perceived value for the customer and thus contributing to improving the quality of the mix.
Sports cars drive sales
In the Sports Cars segment, business performance continues benefiting from the enrichment of the product mix and the greater contribution of customizations. In the quarter, deliveries stand at 3,366 units, in line with the planned model change execution. Registrations of 12Cylinder, 12Cylinder Spider, Purosangue, and the 296 Speciale family grow, while Amalfi and 849 Testarossa accelerate. At the same time, deliveries of 296 GTS, Roma Spider, and the SF90 XX family decrease, consistent with the progressive phase-out of production. Deliveries of the F80 increase according to plan. The range is also further enriched by the official presentations of the Luce and the 12Cylinder Manual, a special series already fully allocated.
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Vigna comments on the performance
“The solid results of the second quarter reflect our discipline in execution and the constant effectiveness of our strategy. The sustained trend of customizations allows us to raise the guidance for 2026 – said Benedetto Vigna, CEO of Ferrari – In just one quarter we presented the Ferrari Luce and the Ferrari 12Cylinder Manual: two sports cars profoundly different from each other but embodying the same Ferrari DNA, demonstrating our ability to uniquely combine tradition and innovation. Today we have the most complete range in Ferrari’s history and continue to record strong demand with an order book that fully covers 2027.”
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