
RACE · NYSE
Ferrari N.V. is an Italian luxury sports-car maker that earns revenue primarily from vehicle sales, with additional contributions from customer personalization and racing-related activities. The supplied evidence describes higher revenue and profitability from a richer vehicle mix, stronger personalization and increased racing revenue, but does not provide segment percentages, deliveries, geographic exposure or other scale measures. Its customers are buyers of luxury sports cars, while racing-related activities provide another commercial channel. Ferrari is publicly listed under RACE; current financial scale cannot be quantified from the supplied material because reported financials are unavailable.
Ferrari rose 3.24%, from $390.14 to $402.79, over the supplied week. The stock first fell 1.1% on July 29, then jumped 3.1% on July 30 after Ferrari reported second-quarter earnings and revenue beats of 7.77% and 5.34%, respectively. The company also reported 9% net-profit growth, higher profitability and industrial free cash flow, and raised its FY26 outlook. Shares gave back part of that gain on July 31 before advancing on August 3 and 4 to finish at a new period high. The reported drivers were a richer vehicle mix, stronger personalization activity and increased racing-related revenue.