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Stable half-year results in a tense international environment
As of June 30, 2025, the Ferretti Group reported controlled growth in its economic indicators. Sales from new units reached 620.4 million euros (+1.5% year-on-year), while adjusted EBITDA rose by 2.5% to 99.1 million euros. Net income came to 43.6 million euros, virtually unchanged from 2024.
The Group recorded a 47 million euro improvement in its net financial position compared with the first quarter of 2025, despite a drop in order intake to 467.3 million euros (âeuros9.2% compared with the same period in 2024). This decline is due to global economic tensions, customs concerns between the United States and the European Union, and geopolitical uncertainties in the Middle East.
A strategy focused on high value-added segments
Ferretti confirms its refocusing on high-end units: composite yachts, custom units and aluminum superyachts. The builder intends to capitalize on the dynamism of the Riva, Pershing and Custom Line brands to strengthen its presence in high-profitability segments.
Custom yachts now account for more than half of order intake (237.8 million euros), against 160.9 million for composite yachts. Superyachts (64.9 million) increased in value, despite a similar number of units to last year.
This repositioning also involves enriching the portfolio, with the ramping up of aluminum hulls, the development of eco-responsible models and the complete integration of the Wally brand, via the full takeover of Sea Lion.
Service diversification and environmental strategy
Alongside its production activity, Ferretti has announced plans to strengthen its related services: brokerage, rental management, refits, after-sales service and brand extensions. This diversification will smooth out production cycles and optimize asset profitability.
The group also continues to invest in technological innovation to offer a more sustainable navigation experience, in response to customers' growing environmental expectations and new regulations.
Geographical distribution and outlook
Europe remains Ferretti's leading market, accounting for 40% of orders, particularly for composite yachts over 24 meters. American markets account for around 30% of the order book, followed by the Middle East and Africa with 28%. The Asia-Pacific region continues to develop, albeit marginally at this stage (3%).
Despite global uncertainties, Ferretti anticipates a dynamic boat show season. The Group maintains its roadmap for model launches, with a particular focus on operating efficiency and consolidating market share.
