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Ferrari's (RACE) new laboratory is dedicated to the research of lithium battery cells.

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Ferrari wants to increase its expertise in battery cells given their importance in its shift to electrified vehicles, but it has no plans to manufacture them itself, its CEO Benedetto Vigna said on Monday.

Ferrari (RACE) has an impressive earnings surprise history and currently possesses the right combination of the two key ingredients for a likely beat in its next quarterly report.

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Ferrari released a lower than anticipated 2024 guidance. We provided four negative take to consider. A slower growth scenario could raise doubts about Ferrari's intrinsic value, so we moved our rating to neutral.

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Luxury sports car manufacturer Ferrari has entered a preliminary agreement with its electric-vehicle (EV) battery supplier SK On on further expansion of their cooperation.

In the most recent trading session, Ferrari (RACE) closed at $437.97, indicating a -0.37% shift from the previous trading day.