The Agnelli family investment company Exor and Ferrari founder’s son Piero Ferrari have agreed to renew a shareholder agreement governing the Italian luxury sports car maker, they said on Saturday.

A 10-year agreement, which expires on Sunday, has been extended until January 4, 2029, with an automatic renewal for three further years, unless terminated by the parties, Exor and Piero Ferrari said in a statement.

Based on the agreement, the parties will work to coordinate their positions on matters to be resolved at Ferrari shareholder meetings and have reciprocal rights of first offer in the case of transfers of Ferrari shares.

Exor owns around a 20% stake in Ferrari, while Piero Ferrari is the company’s second-largest investor with a 10.6% stake.

Between them, they hold more than 48% of voting rights.

Exor CEO John Elkann, the scion of the Agnelli family, is the chairman of Ferrari. Piero Ferrari is vice chairman and a non-executive board member.