Ferrari posts record figures: profit up 13 per cent to 431 million, revenue up 7 per cent to 1,896 million

Ferrari closed the third quarter of 2026 with a net profit of €431 million, up 13 per cent compared with the same period a year ago. Revenue rose by 7 per cent to €1.896 billion (+10 per cent at constant exchange rates). Operating profit rose by 12 per cent to €563 million (+23 per cent at constant exchange rates), with a margin of 29.7 per cent, up from 28.4 per cent in the third quarter of 2025. EBITDA rose by 12% to €753 million, with a margin of 39.7%, up from 37.9%. Diluted earnings per share stood at €2.44 (+14 per cent) and free cash flow from industrial operations amounted to €567 million, up 43 per cent year-on-year. Ferrari’s quarterly results exceeded analysts’ consensus forecasts.

During the quarter, 3,368 cars were delivered, a figure in line with that of the third quarter of 2025 (33 fewer units delivered).

Consequently, Ferrari has ‘further improved’ its financial forecasts for 2026, with net revenue now projected at €7.65 billion (the previous forecast was €7.6 billion). The decision was taken “in light of the most recent assumptions, thanks to more significant customisation than initially anticipated; a lower-than-expected negative impact from exchange rate fluctuations, net of hedging effects; and the achievement of second place in the Formula 1 World Championship”.

“Our order book now extends to 2028, and we still have two launches planned for this year. In addition, we continue to organise engaging events around the world to further strengthen our ties with our customers and partners through Racing, Sports Cars and Lifestyle.” This was stated by Ferrari’s Chief Executive, Benedetto Vigna, whilst commenting on the results for the third quarter of 2026. “Uniqueness, innovation and focus: three key factors for delivering on the promises made at our latest Capital Markets Day. Deliveries of our F80 supercar and customisations, led by the Ferrari 296 Speciale family, are underpinning robust financial growth and reflect our customers’ ever-increasing desire to make every Ferrari unique and personalised. “Based on these solid results, we are further revising our guidance for the year upwards,” he emphasised.