Ferrari’s Aggressive Buyback Strategy Keeps Gaining Traction
Ferrari isn’t easing off the gas. As of the end of October 2025, the iconic automaker has snapped up 59,050 additional shares as part of its ongoing eighth buyback tranche—marking another milestone toward its nearly €2 billion multi-year buyback target announced back in 2022.
Eighth Tranche Snapshot: Over €20 Million in New Shares Purchased
The latest weekly round of purchases, executed on the Euronext Milan (EXM) between October 27 and October 31, tallied up to 59,050 shares acquired for an aggregate €20,368,428.29. The average price across this window stood at €344.94 per share. The daily breakdown offers a closer look at Ferrari’s steady approach:
| Date | Shares Purchased | Avg. Price per Share (€) | Total Value (€) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 27/10/2025 | 11,400 | 351.88 | 4,011,481.02 |
| 28/10/2025 | 14,600 | 346.99 | 5,066,039.40 |
| 29/10/2025 | 13,300 | 340.80 | 4,532,705.17 |
| 30/10/2025 | 10,000 | 337.91 | 3,379,075.00 |
| 31/10/2025 | 9,750 | 346.58 | 3,379,127.70 |
| Total | 59,050 | 344.94 | 20,368,428.29 |
Treasury Shares Now Represent 8.43% of Outstanding—A Strategic Statement?
Ferrari’s ongoing commitment to buybacks is clear in the mounting numbers. By October 31, the company held 16,352,507 common shares in treasury—8.43% of total shares, even after accounting for shares given to employees under incentive plans. When including special voting shares, Ferrari’s treasury holding rises to 8.95% of the total share capital.
What does this mean for shareholders? This sizable treasury stake reduces the active float, which can enhance earnings per share and provide added support for the stock price. It also signals Ferrari’s confidence in its future prospects—and a continued willingness to return capital to shareholders instead of hoarding excess cash.
Multi-Year Program Nears the Finish Line—€1.9 Billion Deployed Since 2022
With the goal set at roughly €2 billion through 2026, Ferrari is already nearing completion: since July 2022, it has spent a cumulative €1,900,923,612.72 acquiring 5,689,232 shares across both Milan and New York. The current eighth tranche has seen €216.88 million invested for 569,774 shares in Milan alone, plus $48.4 million (about €41.48 million) for 108,438 shares in New York. These figures underscore a program that has so far stuck closely to its promises made on 2022’s Capital Markets Day.
Shareholder Takeaway: A Consistent Capital Return Story
Ferrari’s continued share buybacks offer several clear messages. The company remains focused on disciplined capital allocation and believes its shares are a solid long-term bet. For current shareholders, this program is a signal of management’s confidence and commitment to shareholder value.
Investors will likely be watching to see how—and when—Ferrari closes out its buyback program. With less than €100 million left to go before hitting the target, and almost a full year to run, will Ferrari maintain this steady pace or accelerate in response to broader market moves? As the company crosses each new milestone, the buyback remains a storyline to watch for anyone following the luxury automotive sector.
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