Aston Martin Issues Another Profit Warning and Sells F1 Naming Rights

Aston Martin has issued another profit warning, stating that 2025 earnings will fall below forecasts, and has sold its F1 naming rights for £50 million due to struggling sales and US tariffs.

20 Feb, 08:08 — 20 Feb, 12:00

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Why this matters

Aston Martin, a renowned luxury car brand, issuing repeated profit warnings signals significant financial instability and challenges in its core business. This impacts investor confidence, the company's stock value, and its ability to fund future projects like new car development or its Formula 1 team, making it a critical story for the automotive industry and financial markets.

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Aston Martin expects full-year earnings to miss expectations.

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Aston Martin expects full-year earnings to miss expectations.

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Aston Martin issues another profit warning.

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Aston Martin sells F1 naming rights.

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F1 naming rights were sold for £50m.

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Earnings for 2025 will be worse than City forecasts.

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US tariffs hit sales.

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Aston Martin sold F1 naming rights for £50m.

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US tariffs hit sales, contributing to Aston Martin's profit warning.

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This is 'another' profit warning from Aston Martin, implying previous warnings.

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wsjHigh55d ago

Aston Martin Expects Full-Year Earnings to Miss Expectations - The Wall Street Journal

Aston Martin Expects Full-Year Earnings to Miss Expectations The Wall Street Journal

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The GuardianMostly Factual55d ago