Aston Martin Beats the Forecast – And Keeps Rolling Through Quirks
When the rumors hit the press, most analysts were ready to prepare for a wobble. Instead, Aston Martin shrugged, locked the steering wheel, and shipped more cars, proving that proactive management of supply-chain snafus isn’t just talk—it’s real road‑fuel.
Quarterly Highlights
- Pre‑tax loss slashed by 90% to £12.2 million in Q3.
- Wholesales surged 14% YoY, hitting 1,641 units.
- Despite this, total wholesales still fell 17% YoY for 2023.
CEO’s Vision in a Nutshell
Chairman Adrian Hallmark said, “I can already clearly see growth opportunities for the company as we bring incredible products to market and deliver on our vision to be the world’s most desirable, ultra‑luxury British performance brand.”
He added, “We’ll push profitability forward with a forensic approach to cost management, relentless focus on quality, and a more balanced delivery profile for our full range of shiny new models.”
Why This Matters for the Road
You get more bang for your buck, a smoother assembly line, and a brand that’s turning heads—and not just for the speed bumps.
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