Ferretti (YACHT) Company presentation summary
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Company presentation summary
3 Aug, 2026Iconic brand portfolio and business model
Operates seven luxury yacht brands, each with distinct identities and heritage, covering composite, made-to-measure, and superyacht segments from 8m to 95m+.
Centralized R&D, procurement, and manufacturing drive efficiency, while marketing and sales remain brand-specific to nurture unique brand DNA.
Global sales network includes 55 dealers in 71 countries and 279 brokers, with direct sales for larger yachts.
Strong client loyalty and cross-selling, with 47% repetitive clients and up to 27% cross-brand purchases in 2025.
Scarcity value and limited editions drive premium pricing, especially for iconic models like Riva.
Market leadership and growth drivers
Holds 16.8% global market share in composite and made-to-measure yachts, leading in the most profitable segments (27.1% in large composite, 22.8% in made-to-measure).
Outperformed a declining market in 2025, achieving 5% revenue growth despite a 3% market contraction.
Benefiting from macro trends: rising global UHNWIs, expanding marina infrastructure, and increasing yachting penetration.
Marinas market expected to grow at 5.6% CAGR to $14bn by 2029, supporting long-term demand.
Innovation, production, and sustainability
Invested ~€215m in R&D from 2020–2025, launching over 55 new or restyled models and sharing engineering platforms across brands.
Operates multiple shipyards and facilities across Italy, with recent expansion in Ravenna.
Sustainability focus includes hybrid/electric propulsion, solar integration, and ISO 14001-certified, renewable-powered shipyards.
Launched Riva El-Iseo, the first full-electric powerboat, and expanded the sustainable INFYNITO range.
CRN received RINA certification for fuel cell-powered superyacht architectures using green methanol.
Latest events from Ferretti
- Revenue and adjusted EBITDA grew as backlog reached €1.496bn.YACHT
Q1 2023 - Record order intake and stronger margins marked a high-demand Q1'22.YACHT
Q1 2022 - Strong demand lifted 9M revenue and profit, with backlog reaching €1.38bn.YACHT
Q3 2022 - Orders surged 30%, backlog reached €1.218bn, and adjusted EBITDA rose 30%.YACHT
H1 2022 - Revenue and adjusted EBITDA grew as backlog reached €1.4bn and net cash €320m.YACHT
H1 2023 - Market leadership and €1.455bn backlog cushion a softer H1 and lower FY26 outlook.YACHT
Company presentation - Q3 growth returned, but margin pressure cut FY2026 EBITDA guidance.YACHT
Q3 2026 - Revenue and order intake fell, but strong cash, margins, and backlog support a prudent 2026 outlook.YACHT
Q2 2026 - Global luxury yacht leader delivers strong growth, innovation, and sustainability.YACHT
Company presentation