Ferretti Group continues to lead the way, closing Q1 2025 with exceptional growth and resilience
Why should yacht buyers care about the financial stability of the shipyard?
Because true quality is more than craftsmanship—it’s backed by long-term performance.
Ferretti Group continues to lead the way, closing Q1 2025 with exceptional growth and resilience:
📌 €1.77 billion order backlog – a new all-time high
📌 €328.5 million in net revenue from new yachts – up 5% vs. Q1 2024
📌 €52.5 million Adjusted EBITDA, with a 16.0% margin – up 8.9%
📌 €23.9 million net profit – a 7.7% increase
📌 €270.6 million in new orders this quarter
📌 €54.6 million positive net financial position
📌 2025 outlook confirmed, targeting €1.22–1.24 billion in new yacht revenue and further margin growth
This level of performance isn’t coincidence. It’s driven by strategic investments, vertical integration, a strong supplier network, world-class production sites, and a bold vision for the future.
Over 70% of Ferretti’s current order book is now made up of **made-to-measure and superyachts**, highlighting a global shift toward custom luxury and higher-value builds.
With production capacity growing (including the new 70,000 m² shipyard in Ravenna) and exciting new models launching—Pershing GTX 70, Itama 54, plus innovations from Riva, Ferretti Yachts, and Custom Line—2025 is shaping up to be a defining year.
💡 When you’re investing in a high-value asset like a yacht, the financial stability of the shipyard matters. You want a partner who will be there not only through delivery—but for years to come.
