In the first half of 2011, net profit reached €91.8 million ($130.9 million), up 23.5% over the same period last year. Total revenues rose by 19.6% to €1,080 million (over $1.5 billion), while sales rose by 11.8% with 3,577 cars, including track racers like the 458 Challenge and special editions such as the SA Aperta, but not including the brand-new FF.
Currently, North America remains Ferrari’s number one market, with 939 cars, up 23.2% over 2010. With 378 cars, the main Asian market - China, Hong Kong and Taiwan - has surpassed Germany (where sales remained the same at 337 cars).
However, cars aren’t Ferrari’s sole source of income. Retail sales of Ferrari-branded products rose by 46% from the opening of new Ferrari Stores all over the world. The highest-ranking store is in Abu Dhabi’s Ferrari World theme park, which has already been visited by 600,000 visitors.
[Via Carscoop]