Ferrari

Jefferies sees up to 10,000 new AI multimillionaires in the US as a long‑term, affluent customer base for Ferrari. In the second quarter, revenue rose 8% to €1.94 billion despite a slight decline in deliveries, driven by pricier models and personalized options. Analysts caution about demand risks for new models such as the electric Luce and the Amalfi; UBS recently cut its price target. Whether the AI wealthy will sustainably boost sales is likely to be clarified for Ferrari investors with the third‑quarter results on November 3. » Altro su deraktionaer.de

Ferrari has completed the second tranche of its share buyback program, worth €250 million, and acquired 76,743 ordinary shares between 26 and 28 August. In this tranche, 655,884 shares were bought on EXM for €200 million and 159,855 shares on the NYSE for $58 million. As of 28 August, 1,590,804 ordinary shares were held in treasury (0.90% of issued ordinary shares); since 5 January 2026 Ferrari has repurchased 1,701,184 shares for €510.8 million. On 2 September a third tranche of up to €250 million will start as part of a multi-year buyback program of around €3.5 billion through 2030. » Altro su de.investing.com

A bespoke Ferrari Luce (Chassis 0) sold for $40 million at auction, setting a record for a new car and highlighting Ferrari's pricing power among ultra-wealthy collectors despite earlier criticism of the model's design. The one-off sale reinforces Ferrari's small-batch, highly personalized EV strategy but provides no insight into broader order volumes or mainstream demand for the Luce, which retails around $640,000. By contrast, Tesla remains dominant in mass-market EV volume and ecosystem advantages, and hedge funds still favor Tesla over Ferrari. » Altro su finance.yahoo.com