Aston Martin’s Low Valuation Is No Laughing Matter
- The Yew Tree Consortium plans to increase its share in Aston Martin to 33 percent, investing £52.5 million into the company.
- Aston Martin plans to sell its minority stake in the Formula One team to help fund this investment, which could generate £74 million.
- Aston Martin's executive chairman, Lawrence Stroll, believes the company's stock market valuation of £650 million is underestimated.
- Mr. Hallmark aims to make Aston Martin sustainably profitable in 18 months, claiming this goal was a key reason for leaving Bentley.
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Aston Martin to Offload Its F1 Team Stake
Aston Martin is selling its stake in the Aston Martin Formula One team to focus on revitalizing its core automotive business, while team owner Lawrence Stroll has doubled down on his commitment with a fresh round of investment. The decision comes as Aston Martin Lagonda seeks to offset mounting debts — reportedly exceeding $1 billion — and follows the recent elimination of 170 jobs. The company stated that the share sale aims to “realise a premi…
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