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Investing.com -- Ferrari has raised its full-year 2025 financial forecasts and unveiled ambitious targets for 2030, including plans to increase its dividend payout ratio.
The luxury automaker now expects adjusted earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization (Ebitda) of at least EU2.72 billion for 2025, up from its previous forecast of at least EU2.68 billion. This revised outlook exceeds the company’s 2026 business plan profitability targets a year ahead of schedule.
Ferrari also raised its adjusted earnings before interest and taxes (Ebit) forecast to at least EU2.06 billion from EU2.03 billion previously, while adjusted diluted earnings per share are now expected to reach at least EU8.80, up from EU8.60.
The company increased its industrial free cash flow projection to at least EU1.3 billion from EU1.2 billion and now anticipates revenue of at least EU7.1 billion, compared to its earlier forecast of above EU7 billion.
Looking further ahead, Ferrari outlined its 2030 financial targets, projecting net revenue of about EU9 billion and adjusted Ebitda of at least EU3.60 billion. The company expects adjusted Ebit to reach at least EU2.75 billion and adjusted earnings per share to hit at least EU11.50 by 2030.
Additionally, Ferrari announced plans to increase its dividend payout ratio to 40% of net income starting from 2025, signaling confidence in its long-term financial performance.
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