Aston Martin has always sold drama, but lately it’s been happening mostly in the finance department. The British automaker has confirmed cutting up to 20 percent of its workforce after a tough 2025, which brought increased losses and a significant impact from global tariffs.
Unpleasant Financial Report Numbers
The numbers make for unpleasant reading. Revenue fell by 21 percent to £1.26 billion compared to 2024. Operating losses increased by 161 percent. For the fiscal year, the company recorded a loss of nearly half a billion pounds.
Car production fell by 10 percent to 5,448 units, significantly less than the over 6,600 cars just two years ago. This is not just a shake-up, but a serious crisis.
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