Ferretti (YACHT) Company presentation summary
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Company presentation summary
26 Jun, 2026Iconic brand portfolio and business model
Operates seven luxury yacht brands, each with distinct identities and heritage, covering composite, made-to-measure, and super yacht segments from 8m to 95m+.
Centralized R&D, procurement, and manufacturing functions drive industrial efficiency, while marketing, design, and sales remain decentralized to preserve 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 44-49% repetitive clients and 23-27% cross-brand purchases in recent years.
Scarcity and limited editions drive premium pricing, especially for Riva models.
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.
Pleasure marinas market expected to grow at 5.6% CAGR through 2029, supporting long-term demand.
Innovation, sustainability, and production
Invested ~€215 million in R&D from 2020-2025, launching over 55 new or restyled models and sharing engineering platforms across brands.
Pioneering sustainability with hybrid/electric propulsion, solar integration, and green materials; Riva El-Iseo is the first full-electric powerboat.
CRN received RINA certification for a hydrogen fuel cell super yacht project, enabling zero-emission operation.
All shipyards ISO 14001 certified, with renewable energy and photovoltaic systems implemented.
ESG commitment recognized with MSCI BBB rating.
Latest events from Ferretti
- Global luxury yacht leader drives growth with innovation, sustainability, and strong financials.YACHT
Company presentation - Revenue and profit fell, but strong cash, backlog, and revised guidance support stability.YACHT
Q2 2026 - Margins and backlog remain strong despite lower Q1 revenue and order intake.YACHT
Q1 2026 - Record revenue, margin growth, and strong order backlog support a positive 2026 outlook.YACHT
Q4 2025 - Adjusted EBITDA margin rose to 16.0% as new yacht revenue grew and guidance was confirmed.YACHT
Q2 2025 - Revenue and adj. EBITDA rose, with a 16% margin and robust backlog for 2024.YACHT
Q3 2024 - Revenue and profit grew strongly, with margin expansion and a record order backlog.YACHT
H1 2024 - Record backlog and rising margins reflect strong demand and growth in larger yacht segments.YACHT
Q1 2025 - Record €1.7B backlog, 12.3% EBITDA growth, and €33.8M dividend proposed for 2025.YACHT
H2 2024