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CDA
February 8, 2023
The good economic results of Ferrari in 2022 have caused the Italian brand to pay a bonus of 13,500 euros to its employees.
The Ferrari record profits during 2022more than 900 million euros, will be reflected in the workers of the Italian brand, who will receive a bonus of 13,500 euros.
Ferrari closed 2022 with a net profit of 939 million euros, which represents a growth of 13 percent compared to the previous year, with an increase in net income of 19.3 percent. This has allowed Ferrari to announce that it is going to grant a important bonus for its 5,000 employees, which will amount to 13,500 euros and it will be 1,500 euros more than the 2021 premium
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This bonus, known as competitiveness premiumresponds to the great results of the company from the financial point of view: net profit of 939 million euros, increased revenue (19.3 percent) and an increase in sales of 18.5 percent.
According to figures published by Ferrari, the gross operating result (Ebitda) has increased to 1,733 million euros15.8 percent more than in 2021.
“Last year ended with some extraordinary financial results which met and exceeded our forecasts, providing the foundation for an even stronger 2023, driven by persistently high demand for our products around the world, despite the complex macroeconomic scenario,” said Benedetto Vigna, Ferrari CEO.
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One of the factors that have led to such good results have been sales. He increased deliveries in 2022 it was powered by the Ferrari Portofino M and the SF90 family, as well as the 296 Gtb and 812 Competizione. In addition, the first deliveries of the new Daytona SP3 also began in the fourth quarter of the year.
Ferrari sales, one of the most valuable Italian brands in the world, were distributed geographically in a fairly balanced way: in the EMEA region (Europe, Middle East and Africa) an increase of 8.5 percent was registered, while in America the increase was of 21.8 percent. Even higher numbers for mainland China, Hong Kong and Taiwan, with combined increases of 72 percent.
