Ferrari Shares Recover After Forecast Worries

Ferrari reported first-quarter EBITDA of €722 million and revenue of €1.85 billion, with lower deliveries offset by strong demand and personalization.

Shares fell about 4% after cautious management comments raised concerns about slower second-half growth.

Analysts at Berenberg, Bernstein, and UBS said the selloff looked excessive, and the stock later rebounded.

Ferrari kept its 2026 guidance unchanged as investors watch for signs the luxury carmaker’s growth story may be cooling before its first electric model launch.