Ferrari raises 2026 guidance after strong third quarter

Ferrari reported third quarter net revenues of 1,896 million euros, up 7 percent, and raised its full year 2026 guidance for revenue, profit and free cash flow.

Why it matters: Ferrari is raising guidance late in the year on personalisation demand and a weaker currency headwind, with an order book that now reaches into 2028.

Data as of Ferrari third quarter 2026 results release of November 3, 2026, read in full from the SEC filings lane copy in this run (Form 6-K, accession 0001648416-26-000141); the release is the primary source and the source of record for its figures. No story in the previous three days carries this accession. Developing item.

Ferrari raised its full year 2026 guidance after a third quarter in which net revenues rose 7 percent to 1,896 million euros, operating profit rose 12 percent to 563 million euros and net profit rose 13 percent to 431 million euros. The company now expects 2026 net revenues of about 7.65 billion euros, up from about 7.60 billion previously, adjusted EBITDA of at least 3.00 billion euros and industrial free cash flow of up to 1.65 billion euros.

Chief executive Benedetto Vigna said deliveries of the F80 supercar and personalisations, led by the Ferrari 296 Speciale family, supported the growth, and that the order book now reaches into 2028. The guidance upgrade rests on stronger personalisations than initially expected, lower than anticipated currency headwinds net of hedges, and second place in the Formula 1 championship.

Ferrari raises 2026 guidance after strong third quarter

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