Ferrari’s chief executive has reassured investors with promises of “discipline” to continue delivering robust results as the luxury carmaker released better than expected guidance for the year.
The group’s Milan-listed shares rose more than 10 per cent on Tuesday as it projected a 5 per cent rise in its adjusted operating profit to €2.22bn in 2026 on a 4 per cent increase in revenues to about €7.5bn.
“We are managing the business . . . with discipline,” chief executive Benedetto Vigna said, citing “a world that is a little bit uncertain” as the group navigated higher US tariffs and the launch of its first electric model.
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