Ferrari Had Not Reported Third-Quarter Results Ahead of Its Scheduled November 3 Release
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Ferrari had not reported its third-quarter 2026 results or updated its full-year guidance by the time this story was published on November 3. The company had previously scheduled that day for the results release, with the live webcast and conference call starting at 2:00 p.m. GMT, according to its announcement published via Nasdaq. Accordingly, the verified facts do not include third-quarter figures or confirmation of a guidance increase on that date. The latest documented financial guidance here dates to the second-quarter results the company reported on July 30. On that occasion, Ferrari said it had raised its full-year outlook, citing the trend in personalized car allocations and a smaller-than-expected currency impact.
In the second quarter, Ferrari posted net revenue of 1,938 million euros, up 8% from the year-earlier period, or 11% excluding the impact of currency movements, according to the company’s results filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. Operating profit was 605 million euros, up 10% year over year, with an operating margin of 31.2%. These figures provide the financial context ahead of the scheduled third-quarter release, but relate to the period ended in the second quarter and are not third-quarter results. The company said personalized allocations were stronger than it had initially expected and that the impact of currency fluctuations, after hedging, was smaller than expected. Ferrari linked those two factors to its July guidance increase.
Following the July update, Ferrari forecast revenue of about 7.60 billion euros for 2026, compared with a previous forecast of about 7.50 billion euros, according to the guidance table published with its second-quarter results. The company attributed the increase at the time to the continued trend in personalized allocations, which it said in its statement allowed it to raise its full-year guidance. This update provides the available benchmark ahead of the scheduled third-quarter results, but does not establish that a new revision occurred on November 3. The 7.60 billion and 7.50 billion euro figures therefore relate to July guidance, not the third-quarter release.
Ferrari shipped 3,366 cars in the second quarter of 2026, compared with 3,494 cars in the corresponding period of 2025, according to the company’s filing. The figure adds an operational dimension to the second-quarter results, alongside the revenue and operating profit growth recorded in the same period. The comparison remains specific to the second quarter and does not provide a third-quarter shipment figure. The next event in this sequence was the results announcement on November 3, with the webcast and call starting at 2:00 p.m. GMT, according to the schedule set by Ferrari.
In the market, RACE shares closed at $403.09 on November 2, 2026, according to EL7 data. The price is for the session before the scheduled third-quarter results announcement and does not include a documented high or low for the session. Nor does it reflect the market’s reaction to results that had not yet been announced when this story was published. The close therefore remains a historical figure for the previous session, while the anticipated event on November 3 was the results release and the start of the call at the time announced by the company.