Aston Martin shares fall 25% after warning blamed on supply disruptions, China - MarketWatch
Sep 30, 2024, 4:51 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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The significant drop in expected sales and earnings reflects deeper operational issues. For context, a similar decline in expectations led to dramatic price falls for other luxury brands.
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Aston Martin to sell 1,000 fewer cars in 2024 due to supply issues. EBITDA expected below £305.9 million, lower than anticipated £375 million. 25% share price drop highlights investor concerns over losses and debt. China's weak economy impacts luxury car sales significantly. The company has faced management instability, with four CEOs since 2018.
Aston Martin to sell 1,000 fewer cars in 2024 due to supply issues.
EBITDA expected below £305.9 million, lower than anticipated £375 million.
25% share price drop highlights investor concerns over losses and debt.
China's weak economy impacts luxury car sales significantly.
The company has faced management instability, with four CEOs since 2018.
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