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		<title>Exor and Ferrari Legacy Reaffirm Long-Term Vision with Renewed Shareholder Pact</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[A renewed shareholder agreement between Exor and Piero Ferrari reinforces stability, continuity, and confidence in Ferrari’s long-term strategy as a]]></description>
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<p>A renewed shareholder agreement between Exor and Piero Ferrari reinforces stability, continuity, and confidence in Ferrari’s long-term strategy as a global luxury and performance icon.</p>
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<p>Ferrari’s governance framework has received a strong vote of confidence as Exor, the Agnelli family’s investment company, renewed its long-standing shareholder agreement with Piero Ferrari, the son of the legendary founder Enzo Ferrari.</p>



<p>The renewed agreement underscores continuity at the top of one of the world’s most admired luxury and motorsport brands, reinforcing long-term alignment among its most influential shareholders.</p>



<p>Under the new arrangement, the agreement has been extended until January 2029, with an automatic renewal for an additional three years unless either party chooses to terminate it.</p>



<p>This extended timeline sends a clear signal of stability to investors, employees, and fans, reflecting a shared commitment to Ferrari’s enduring values and strategic direction.</p>



<p>The agreement provides a structured framework through which Exor and Piero Ferrari will continue to coordinate their positions on key matters brought before Ferrari’s shareholders.</p>



<p>It also includes reciprocal rights of first offer in the event of any potential transfer of Ferrari shares, further strengthening trust and cooperation between the parties.</p>



<p>Exor currently holds around 20% of Ferrari’s share capital, while Piero Ferrari owns approximately 10.6%, making him the company’s second-largest shareholder.</p>



<p>Together, the two parties control more than 48% of Ferrari’s voting rights, ensuring a stable and consistent influence over the company’s governance.</p>



<p>This strong voting position has long been viewed as a cornerstone of Ferrari’s ability to pursue long-term strategies without being overly exposed to short-term market pressures.</p>



<p>John Elkann, chief executive of Exor and a leading figure of the Agnelli family, serves as chairman of Ferrari, reinforcing the close ties between the company and its principal shareholder.</p>



<p>Piero Ferrari, meanwhile, continues his role as vice chairman and non-executive board member, providing a direct link to the founding family and its heritage.</p>



<p>This combination of professional leadership and legacy stewardship has been widely credited with helping Ferrari balance innovation with tradition.</p>



<p>Over the years, Ferrari has successfully expanded its presence as a luxury brand while maintaining its exclusivity, racing pedigree, and unmistakable identity.</p>



<p>The renewed agreement reflects confidence in Ferrari’s current leadership and strategic trajectory, including its focus on high-margin luxury vehicles, brand-driven growth, and controlled production volumes.</p>



<p>It also comes at a time when Ferrari is navigating important transitions in the automotive industry, including electrification and sustainability, while preserving performance and design excellence.</p>



<p>By reaffirming their partnership, Exor and Piero Ferrari are signalling that these transitions will be guided by a long-term vision rather than short-term disruption.</p>



<p>Market participants often view such shareholder stability as a positive indicator, particularly for premium brands whose value rests heavily on consistency, trust, and brand equity.</p>



<p>Ferrari’s governance model has frequently been cited as an example of how family legacy and modern corporate management can coexist successfully.</p>



<p>The agreement renewal reinforces that model, ensuring continuity in decision-making and protecting the brand’s strategic independence.</p>



<p>It also reassures stakeholders that Ferrari’s core values, including craftsmanship, innovation, and racing excellence, remain firmly anchored at the highest levels of ownership.</p>



<p>As Ferrari continues to perform strongly both on the road and in global markets, this renewed alignment at shareholder level provides a solid foundation for future growth.</p>



<p>In an era of rapid change across the automotive sector, Ferrari’s emphasis on long-term partnerships and governance stability stands out.</p>



<p>The renewed pact reflects not just a legal agreement, but a shared philosophy about stewardship, patience, and the preservation of one of Italy’s most iconic global brands.</p>



<p>With this agreement in place, Ferrari enters the coming years with clarity, confidence, and continuity at its core.</p>
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