It's a nice block of Ferrari shares that Sergio Marchionne, the president of the Ferrari of Maranello as well as CEO of FCA, has in his portfolio. Last January 4, the day of Ferrari's debut in Piazza Affari, Marchionne held exactly 1,462 million shares for a value of approximately 65 million euros.
This can be deduced from the communications on significant shareholdings in companies published by the Dutch Consob (AFM), as Ferrari is formally domiciled in the Netherlands for corporate governance reasons.
From the same communications it emerges that Exor, the safe of the Agnellis of which John Elkann is chairman, holds 23,5% of Ferrari shares and could rise up to 30% of the capital.
Piero Ferrari, son of the legendary Enzo who founded the Rossa, has 10% of the capital. In total, the Agnelli and Ferrari families, which are united by a shareholders' agreement, have 33,5% of the capital and 48,8% of the voting rights.
