
UBS has kept its 'buy' rating on Ferrari, even after lowering its price target from $490 to $450 due to a broad drop in luxury sector valuations, not because of Ferrari's earnings outlook. The bank expects Ferrari's organic sales to grow by 8% in 2026, supported by higher prices, a richer model mix, and strong demand for personalization. A dealer survey indicates robust customer interest, easing concerns about new model impacts. Ferrari's shares trade at a high valuation premium compared to luxury peers, reflecting confidence in its resilience and growth prospects.
Following UBS's continued confidence in Ferrari despite a sector-wide valuation drop, Ferrari shares on Pluang are priced at USD 384.49 as of Oct 06, 2026 01:51 WIB, down 0.99% for the day. The stock maintains a strong market cap of $70.24 billion and holds a dividend yield of 1.09%. Investor sentiment on Pluang shows full buying interest, with 100% of orders in favor of buying and a typical holding period of 125 days.