9:56 am, January 5, 2016
FERRARI shares got away to a stuttering start on the Italian stock exchange with trading in the carmaker briefly suspended.
Chairman Sergio Marchionne wrote ‘Ferrari: A new milestone, a new start’ in the guest book of the Milan exchange before trading began with the traditional opening bell.
However, Ferrari shares slipped from their debut price of €43 to €41.75 and trading was suspended amid dramatic falls in China’s markets. The price later recovered to end the day on €43.46.
Yesterday’s move came two and a half months after Fiat Chrysler sold 10 per cent of Ferrari’s shares on the New York Stock Exchange.
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