Aston Martin
Aston Martin Lagonda designs, hand-builds and exports ultra-luxury British sports cars, GT cars and SUVs, selling about five thousand a year through third-party dealers in more than 50 countries.
Geely, Mercedes-Benz and Saudi Arabia's PIF all own shares.
Rival carmakers' owners and a sovereign fund sit on the share register next to the Stroll group.
How big is Aston Martin?
Almost all new cars.
- Sale of vehicles91%£1.14B
- Sale of parts7%£90.3M
- Brand and motorsport1%£12.6M
- Servicing of vehicles1%£12.1M
Build few, personalise, sell via dealers.
- 1Few hand-finished British cars
- 2Options on every core car
- 3Through third-party dealers
Cars are booked as revenue when sold to dealers, so wholesale can run behind customer demand.
- Lawrence Stroll (incl. Yew Tree Overseas Ltd and Ernesto Bertarelli)32.99%
- Other shareholders31.51%
- Li Shufu (Geely)14.08%
CEO: Adrian Hallmark
- 1913Aston Martin founded
- 1947Bought by David Brown
- 2018Listed on the London Stock Exchange
- 2020DBX SUV plant opens in St Athan
- 2020Yew Tree Consortium invests
Every number on this page comes from Aston Martin's own reports.
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