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Ferrari’s Revenue to More Than Double in Q2; Target Price $238

By:
Vivek Kumar
Published: Jul 30, 2021, 06:46 UTC

The luxury sports car maker Ferrari is expected to report earnings of $1.26 per share for the second quarter, representing a 3,050% increase over $0.04 per share a year earlier. 

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The luxury sports car maker Ferrari is expected to report earnings of $1.26 per share for the second quarter, representing a 3,050% increase over $0.04 per share a year earlier.

The company, known for its prancing horse logo, would post revenue growth of over 107% to around $1.3 billion. According to ZACKS Research, the company has beaten earnings per share (EPS) estimates in three of the last four quarters.

The U.S. listed Ferrari shares have slumped about 6% so far this year. The stock closed 1.88% higher at $216.21 on Thursday.

Analyst Comments

“Growth potential and strong execution. Global shipments of >11k units in 2021, growing at a 9.1% CAGR to 2030 ending at ~22k shipments. Adj. EBITDA margins rise to 35% in 2021 on improved mix and pricing after launching 5 new models in 2020 and 2 in 2021,” noted Adam Jonas, equity analyst at Morgan Stanley.

Ferrari trades at a justified premium to luxury brands, in line with luxury leader, Hermes, albeit with more opportunity to grow organically via: new customers, new segments and geographically in China & Asia-Pac, as well as exhibiting a unique moat with a world-renowned brand and a 12+ month customer order book.”

Ferrari Stock Price Forecast

Nine analysts who offered stock ratings for Ferrari in the last three months forecast the average price in 12 months of $238.63 with a high forecast of $281.00 and a low forecast of $202.00.

The average price target represents a 10.35% change from the last price of $216.24. From those nine analysts, four rated “Buy”, four rated “Hold” and one rated “Sell”, according to Tipranks.

Morgan Stanley gave the stock price forecast of $265 with a high of $350 under a bull scenario and $160 under the worst-case scenario. The firm gave an “Overweight” rating on the luxury automaker’s stock.

Several other analysts have also updated their stock outlook. BofA slashed the price objective to $281 from $287. UBS Group cut their price objective to $238 from $247 and set a buy rating.

About the Author

Vivek has over five years of experience in working for the financial market as a strategist and economist.

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