Ferrari core earnings rise 4 percent in first quarter
The luxury sportscar maker reported first quarter EBITDA of 722 million euros, surpassing analyst expectations due to strong demand for vehicle personalisations and high-end models. Ferrari confirmed its full-year 2026 guidance despite shares turning negative following the announcement.
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FERRARI NV reported a 4% rise in first-quarter EBITDA to 722 million euros on Tuesday morning. The result exceeded the 705 million euro analyst consensus compiled by Reuters. High-margin personalizations and supercar sales are protecting margins despite broader luxury sector volatility.
