Aston Martin shares slump after pre-tax losses of £104m in 2019
The British luxury carmaker is in the midst of restructuring with its CFO Mark Wilson stepping down no later than April
27 February 2020 - 17:19
London — Aston Martin shares slumped to a record low on Thursday after the British luxury carmaker said its losses ballooned last year and its CFO would leave by the end of April.
The firm, famed for being fictional agent James Bond’s car of choice, posted a pre-tax loss of £104m ($135m) last year, compared with £68m in 2018 after a 9% decline in sales to dealers...
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