Piero Ferrari
- Net worth $8.9 billion
- Birthday May 22, 1945
- Status -
- Country Italy
- Source(-s) of wealth Businessman, Engineer
How much is Piero Ferrari Worth? Piero Ferrari Net Worth in 2026
Piero Ferrari’s net worth is estimated at $8.9 billion as of November 2026. When Ferrari listed in October 2015, his 10% stake was valued at $1.1 billion. By our calculation, his family’s 10.6% is now worth about $8.5 billion, close to eight times as much, and he did nothing more dramatic than keep it.
| Net worth | $8.9 billion (our estimate) |
|---|---|
| Estimated annual income | About $83 million in Ferrari dividends before tax (our estimate) |
| Born | May 22, 1945, Castelvetro di Modena, Italy |
| Age | 81 |
| Country | Italy |
| Known for | Son of Enzo Ferrari; vice chairman of Ferrari |
| Main income sources | Ferrari shares and dividends, Ferretti, HPE COXA |
How much is Piero Ferrari worth in 2026?
About $8.9 billion. The Ferrari family holds 10.6% of the carmaker, Alliance News reported in January 2026. A family trust holds the bare ownership of 10.2% of the shares while Piero keeps the usufruct, which means he votes them and collects the dividends. We credit the stake to him on that basis. Ferrari is listed, so most of this figure moves with the share price every day.
The arithmetic, line by line
| Source | Our estimate | What it rests on |
|---|---|---|
| Ferrari, 10.6% | $8.51 billion | 10.6% of Ferrari’s €71.46 billion market value on November 9, 2026 is €7.57 billion, or $8.51 billion at $1.1229 per euro (November 10, 2026). |
| Ferretti yachts, 13.2% | $130 million | The 13.2% stake he took in 2016, at Ferretti’s €864 million market value. The stake may be smaller today; we found no later figure. |
| Cash from dividends | $250 million | Our assumption. This year’s Ferrari dividend of €3.62 a share on about 20.3 million shares is €73.6 million, roughly $61 million after Italy’s 26% tax. We assume about four years of that is still on hand. |
| Total | $8.9 billion | $8.89 billion before rounding. |
Enzo’s son, officially from 1978
Piero was born Piero Lardi in 1945, the son of Enzo Ferrari and Lina Lardi. He could not be acknowledged as a Ferrari until Enzo’s wife Laura died in February 1978, and he only changed his legal name to Piero Ferrari in 1990, his biography records. He has been vice chairman of the company since 1989.
Outside Ferrari he built his own business. He founded HPE in 1998 to sell high-end mechanical engineering services, and HPE bought COXA in 2009; he chairs HPE COXA. In 2015 he sold his last 1.95% of Piaggio Aero to Mubadala, and in 2016 he bought into the Ferretti yacht group, where he sits on the board.
Eight times the IPO value
Here is our calculation. His stake was valued at $1.1 billion after the 2015 listing. Today 10.6% of Ferrari comes to $8.51 billion, about 7.7 times as much. The company now earns €2.22 billion of operating income on €7.48 billion of revenue over the last twelve months, and the market values it at 39 times earnings.
The dividends add up too. At €3.62 a share he collects about €73.6 million a year before tax, roughly €200,000 a day.
A pact that now favours him
Exor and the Ferrari family renewed their shareholder agreement on January 3, 2026, for three years to January 2029. Together they hold 32% of the capital and 48% of the votes. The new terms tilt his way: Piero can walk away on 30 days’ notice, the family can sell down to 5% without the pact ending, and Exor has no matching exit right, Alliance News reported. The renegotiation followed Exor’s sale of 4% of Ferrari in 2025.
Why other estimates disagree
Most of the gap is the share price on the day: Ferrari has traded between €269 and €390.70 over the past year, a swing of about $2.8 billion on his stake. Some estimates also use a slightly different percentage, since published figures for his holding range from 10.2% to 10.6% depending on whether the trust’s shares are counted alone.
What would move the figure
Ferrari’s share price, above all. Each €10 move in the stock changes his stake by about €203 million. Using the new right to sell down toward 5% would turn shares into cash and trigger tax.
Piero Ferrari net worth FAQ
What is Piero Ferrari’s net worth?
About $8.9 billion as of November 2026 by our estimate, almost all of it the family’s 10.6% of Ferrari.
How much does Piero Ferrari make from Ferrari dividends?
About €73.6 million a year before tax by our math, from a dividend of €3.62 a share on roughly 20.3 million shares.
How much of Ferrari does Piero Ferrari own?
The family holds 10.6%. A family trust owns 10.2% of the shares outright, while Piero holds the usufruct and the votes.
How old is Piero Ferrari?
81. He was born on May 22, 1945, in Castelvetro di Modena.
What else does Piero Ferrari own?
He chairs HPE COXA, the engineering firm he founded in 1998, and took a 13.2% stake in the yacht maker Ferretti in 2016.
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How we estimate net worth
Our estimates are based on public reporting, company valuations, and deal and earnings figures all compiled in an internal valuation model. They are approximate, and figures change over time as new information emerges.
Last updated: November 2026.
Photo: Original: Città di Modena / Derivative work: Danyele / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 3.0, cropped