Ferrari

Ferrari NV is a holding company, which engages in the design, engineering, production, and sale of luxury sports cars. The firm's models include the F12Berlinetta, 488GTB, 488 Spider, 458 Speciale, California T, the LaFerrari Hybrid, LaFerrari, and the FF four-wheel drive. It participates in car racing such as Formula One. The company was founded by Enzo Anselmo Ferrari in 1939 and is headquartered in Maranello, Italy.

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Italian media reports citing the former chief executive of Vodafone Vittorio Colao as one of the candidates for the top job at Ferrari are groundless, a source close to Colao said on Friday.

Reports former Vodafone CEO Colao among candidates for Ferrari top job groundless - source

Ferrari chief executive Louis Camilleri has retired "with immediate effect," the company announced late Thursday.

Ferrari CEO Louis Camilleri retires 'with immediate effect'

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Ferrari CEO Louis Camilleri has abruptly resigned after a bad case of the coronavirus reportedly landed him in the hospital. The Italian luxury automaker announced Thursday that Camilleri had decided to retire effective immediately for “personal reasons” after about two and a half years at the helm.

Ferrari CEO Louis Camilleri steps down after battle with COVID-19

The process to choose and appoint a new chief executive for Italian luxury carmaker Ferrari will not be rushed and will take the appropriate time required, a source close to the matter told Reuters on Friday.

Appointment of new Ferrari CEO will take 'appropriate time': source

Shares in Ferrari fell more than 1% on Friday after the sudden departure of CEO Louis Camilleri, once again raising questions about leadership and future strategy at the luxury carmaker.

Ferrari falls 1% after CEO Camilleri's sudden exit

Ferrari has successfully built the world's strongest luxury and premium brand. Brand, pricing power, and rising economies of scale give it a durable competitive advantage. Its extremely-profitable growth track record through sunny and rainy conditions confirms Ferrari to be a perennial compounder for GARP investors.

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Louis Camilleri, chief executive officer or Ferrari N.V. and executive chairman of tobacco giant Philip Morris International Inc is retiring from his roles at both companies effective immediately, the companies said on Thursday.

Louis Camilleri, Ferrari CEO and Philip Morris chairman, retires from both roles

Maranello (Italy), 10 December 2020 – Ferrari N.V. (NYSE/MTA: RACE) (”Ferrari” or “the Company”) announces that Mr. Louis Camilleri communicated today to the Company his decision, for personal reasons, to retire with immediate effect from his role as the Company's Chief Executive Officer and as member of the Board of Directors.

Chief Executive Officer Louis Camilleri Retires for Personal Reasons; Executive Chairman John Elkann acting Chief Executive Officer

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Ferrari N.V. (NYSE: RACE) presented its new SF90 Spider model this past week.

Ferrari Unveils Hybrid SF90 Spider That Uses Electric And Combustion Motors

Launched today in Maranello, Italy, the SF90 Spider will arrive in showrooms towards the middle of next year, combining a high-powered gasoline V8 engine with three electric motors, and combining them at very high wind speeds.

Ferrari Folds The Roof Off Its SF90 To Create Its First Convertible Hybrid

Ferrari unveiled the SF90 Spider on Thursday, a convertible version of its SF90 Stradale hybrid and part of the Italian luxury carmaker's drive to make 60% of sales from hybrid technology by 2022.

Ferrari lifts the lid on convertible version of SF90 Stradale hybrid

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Strong demand for new vehicles in China has facilitated a faster-than-expected recovery in the car market. Nearly all major carmakers topped analysts' expectations for the third quarter to facilitate a great buying interest.

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Ferrari produced another stellar financial report, the share price zoomed and most investors were happy. Ferrari's share price suggests it is classed as a luxury goods purveyor, rather than a boring old car company, but some wonder if it has accelerated into unsustainable territory.

Most Investors Expect Ferrari's Financial Strength To Continue

The Italian marque's CEO said Ferrari may not even achieve a 50% electric lineup, at least in his lifetime.

Ferrari remains shy on electric cars, CEO doesn't ever expect all-electric lineup

Ferrari N.V. (RACE) CEO Louis Camilleri on Q3 2020 Results - Earnings Call Transcript

Ferrari's shares are firing on all cylinders — and its cars will be guzzling gas for the foreseeable future. The Italian luxury automaker's shares surged more than 7 percent Tuesday after it reported strong demand for its highly profitable sports cars such as the Monza.

Ferrari stock soars as CEO says company has no plans to go electric

Ferrari N.V.'s (RACE) CEO Louis Camilleri on Q3 2020 Results - Earnings Call Transcript

The shares of Ferrari NV (NYSE:RACE) are up 6.5% at $195.04 at last check, after the luxury sports car manufacturer reported better-than-expected third-quarter earnings of $1.07 per share, and narrowed this year's guidance to the top end of its forecast.

Ferrari Stock Speeds Up After Third-Quarter Beat

Racing revenue was down, but V-12 shipments were up.

Ferrari Guides to a Stronger-Than-Expected 2020 Profit After Earnings Beat Estimates

Ferrari (RACE) shares moved higher in Tuesday's pre-market after better-than-expected third quarter financial results.

Ferrari (RACE) Gears Up to Retest Trendline Resistance

Ferrari (RACE) delivered earnings and revenue surprises of 17.39% and -5.13%, respectively, for the quarter ended September 2020. Do the numbers hold clues to what lies ahead for the stock?

Ferrari (RACE) Q3 Earnings Beat Estimates

Ferrari N.V. (NYSE/MTA: RACE) today announces its consolidated preliminary results for the third quarter and nine months ended September 30, 2020,summarized below:

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