Aston Martin plans to issue 75 million new shares to the Yew Tree Consortium at 70p per share, raising £52.5 million.

Unless the British sportscar maker can become reliably profitable and cash generative, the stock will remain unloved.

Aston Martin will raise over $162 million through the sale of its stake in the F1 team and funding from its chairman, ...

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Aston Martin received a $162 million funding boost from its chairman, Lawrence Stroll, to help navigate ongoing financial ...

Aston Martin will sell its Formula One team stake to help raise cash as Lawrence Stroll's Yew Tree consortium prepares to ...

Lawrence Stroll has reiterated his financial commitment to the Aston Martin team, with the British car manufacturer set to ...

The Yew Tree Consortium proposes to further increase its significant long-term shareholding in Aston Martin to c. 33%, acquiring 75 million new shares at a c. 7% premium to the close on 28 March ...

Aston Martin expects U.S. tariffs to weigh on sales volumes this year and aims to raise $162 million from an investment by ...