Ferrari, moving ahead with diversification plan with hybrids and electrics
Shareholders' approval of the financial statements with a dividend of EUR 3.615 per share. All directors re-elected, Elkann and Vigna executive directors
Key points
- Ahead with the diversification plan
- Dividend up 21%
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'2025 was a year of solid execution and the start of important new adventures'. Ferrari chairman John Elkann, from the stage of the shareholders' meeting of the Rossa, traces the present and future path of the Maranello company. And together with CEO Benedetto Vigna he firmly reiterates that the group's diversification plan, with the production of cars with thermal, hybrid and electric engines, is going ahead as planned.
Dividend up 21%
The shareholders' meeting of the Cavallino approved the financial statements for 2025, the distribution of a dividend of €3.615 per share - for a total of €640 million, up 21% on the previous year - and re-elected all directors. Elkann was confirmed with 79.4% of the votes, while Benedetto Vigna received 99.3% of the votes.
'In the sports car segment, we will continue to protect exclusivity through horizontal diversification of the range, with an average of four new models per year between 2026 and 2030, which will include internal combustion, hybrid and electric engines,' said Ferrari CEO Benedetto Vigna. A position closely reiterated by Ferrari's chairman and largest shareholder John Elkann: 'We believe Ferrari is well positioned to produce internal combustion, hybrid and electric engines'. This is because, Elkann explained, 'Ferrari is able to give consumers what they want and use technologies to create unique and emotional products. We believe that the future must be respectful of what customers want and the new rules on emissions,' he stressed.
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