- Ferrari Refinances with New €350M Credit Facility, Citing Lower Costs
MARANELLO, Italy – Luxury automaker Ferrari N.V. has secured a new €350 million revolving credit facility, the company announced on Wednesday, December 3, 2025.
The new financing arrangement was made to lower the company’s cost of capital and support general corporate operations.
Ferrari signed the unsecured credit agreement with a syndicate of twelve international banks.
The new facility replaces a previous €350 million credit line that was due to expire in December 2026, which has now been cancelled.
According to the announcement from Ferrari’s headquarters in Maranello, the new revolving credit facility has a five-year term.
The company has the option to request two one-year extensions on the first and second anniversaries of the signing, subject to approval from the participating banks.
Ferrari stated the funds are intended for general corporate and working capital purposes.
The company noted the new agreement provides a lower cost of capital compared to the prior facility and confirms the strong support it receives from its banking partners.
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