Aston Martin warns of wider annual loss as global demand slows
The luxury carmaker warned of a larger annual loss than anticipated for 2025. Weak demand in China and North America coupled with tariff pressures hit sales.
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Aston Martin Lagonda Global Holdings plc announced today that it expects to record a wider-than-expected adjusted operating loss for 2025. The company, which is based in the United Kingdom 
GB, issued the revision during its annual results window, signaling a materially weaker-than-expected performance for the listed luxury carmaker.
GB, issued the revision during its annual results window, signaling a materially weaker-than-expected performance for the listed luxury carmaker.The anticipated loss is projected to be slightly below the lower end of the company-compiled market consensus, which estimated a loss between 189 million pounds and 184 million pounds. This development changes the company's near-term financial outlook and signals increased downside to its 2025 results.
