Aston Martin Lagonda Global Holdings
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21.12.20 16:09
#1
AMLong
Aston Martin (WKN A2QJD4)
Dieser Thread dem Tagesgeschehen und dem großen Ganzen rund um das Thema Aston Martin Aktie gewidmet.
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30.06.22 16:35
#5590
skywatcher
Investor
https://www.reuters.com/markets/europe/...aston-martin-ft-2022-06-30/
meiner Meinung nach keine gute Idee und 200 Mio. GBP sind nicht ausreichend für eine nachhaltige Lösung. Mal sehen, was da noch alles an Infos kommt.
meiner Meinung nach keine gute Idee und 200 Mio. GBP sind nicht ausreichend für eine nachhaltige Lösung. Mal sehen, was da noch alles an Infos kommt.
30.06.22 16:44
#5593
EG68neu
RSN
Thu, 30th Jun 2022 15:31
RNS Number : 8880Q
Aston Martin Lagonda Global Hld PLC
30 June 2022
30 June 2022
Aston Martin Lagonda Global Holdings plc
Statement Regarding Media Commentary
Aston Martin Lagonda (the "Company") notes recent movements in its share price and media speculation regarding prospective fundraising efforts.
The Company continues to trade in line with expectations for full year 2022 and reaffirms its financial guidance for full year 2022, subject to movements in FX rates, as provided at First Quarter results on 4 May 2022.
Order books are robust and have strengthened further in recent months, with sports cars sold out into 2023 and order intake for DBX more than 40% higher than the previous year. In addition, Aston Martin Valkyrie production continues to pick up pace. The Company is delighted with the customer and market reaction to new model derivatives and its recently enhanced management team are increasingly focussed on new model launches from 2023 onwards.
As noted at the Full Year 2022 results on 23 February 2022 and Annual General Meeting on 25 May 2022, the Company regularly keeps its funding options under review. Any funding option, if explored and executed, would be to support and accelerate the Company's future growth.
RNS Number : 8880Q
Aston Martin Lagonda Global Hld PLC
30 June 2022
30 June 2022
Aston Martin Lagonda Global Holdings plc
Statement Regarding Media Commentary
Aston Martin Lagonda (the "Company") notes recent movements in its share price and media speculation regarding prospective fundraising efforts.
The Company continues to trade in line with expectations for full year 2022 and reaffirms its financial guidance for full year 2022, subject to movements in FX rates, as provided at First Quarter results on 4 May 2022.
Order books are robust and have strengthened further in recent months, with sports cars sold out into 2023 and order intake for DBX more than 40% higher than the previous year. In addition, Aston Martin Valkyrie production continues to pick up pace. The Company is delighted with the customer and market reaction to new model derivatives and its recently enhanced management team are increasingly focussed on new model launches from 2023 onwards.
As noted at the Full Year 2022 results on 23 February 2022 and Annual General Meeting on 25 May 2022, the Company regularly keeps its funding options under review. Any funding option, if explored and executed, would be to support and accelerate the Company's future growth.
30.06.22 16:53
#5596
EG68neu
news
Aston Martin Lagonda Global Holdings PLC - Gaydon, England-based luxury carmaker - Notes the recent dip in its share and media speculation regarding potential fundraising efforts. Comments that the company regularly keeps its funding options under review and says that any funding option would be to support and accelerate its future growth. Does not comment on whether it is making any fundraising efforts.
Aston Martin reassures that it is continuing to trade in line with expectations for 2022. Reaffirms its financial guidance for the year, anticipating an 8% rise in core volumes and a 50% improvement in adjusted core earnings before interest, tax, depreciation, and amortization.
Current stock price: 434.10 pence, down 9.6% on Thursday
12-month change: 77%
By Heather Rydings; heatherrydings@alliancenews.com
Copyright 2022 Alliance News Limited. All Rights Reserved.
Aston Martin reassures that it is continuing to trade in line with expectations for 2022. Reaffirms its financial guidance for the year, anticipating an 8% rise in core volumes and a 50% improvement in adjusted core earnings before interest, tax, depreciation, and amortization.
Current stock price: 434.10 pence, down 9.6% on Thursday
12-month change: 77%
By Heather Rydings; heatherrydings@alliancenews.com
Copyright 2022 Alliance News Limited. All Rights Reserved.
30.06.22 16:57
#5597
EG68neu
RNS auf Deutsch
Donnerstag, 30. Juni 2022 15:31
RNS-Nummer: 8880Q
Aston Martin Lagonda Global Hld PLC
30. Juni 2022
30. Juni 2022
Aston Martin Lagonda Global Holdings plc
Erklärung zu den Medienkommentaren
Aston Martin Lagonda (das "Unternehmen") nimmt die jüngsten Bewegungen des Aktienkurses und die Medienspekulationen über eine mögliche Kapitalbeschaffung zur Kenntnis.
Das Unternehmen bewegt sich weiterhin im Rahmen der Erwartungen für das Gesamtjahr 2022 und bekräftigt seine Finanzprognose für das Gesamtjahr 2022, vorbehaltlich der Entwicklung der Wechselkurse, wie bei den Ergebnissen des ersten Quartals am 4. Mai 2022 angegeben.
Der Auftragsbestand ist robust und hat sich in den letzten Monaten weiter gefestigt, wobei die Sportwagen bis ins Jahr 2023 ausverkauft sind und der Auftragseingang für den DBX um mehr als 40 % über dem des Vorjahres liegt. Darüber hinaus nimmt die Produktion des Aston Martin Valkyrie weiter an Fahrt auf. Das Unternehmen ist sehr zufrieden mit der Reaktion der Kunden und des Marktes auf die neuen Modelle, und das kürzlich verstärkte Managementteam konzentriert sich zunehmend auf die Markteinführung neuer Modelle ab 2023.
Wie bei den Ergebnissen für das Gesamtjahr 2022 am 23. Februar 2022 und der Jahreshauptversammlung am 25. Mai 2022 erwähnt, überprüft das Unternehmen regelmäßig seine Finanzierungsoptionen. Jede Finanzierungsoption, sofern sie geprüft und umgesetzt wird, würde das zukünftige Wachstum des Unternehmens unterstützen und beschleunigen.
RNS-Nummer: 8880Q
Aston Martin Lagonda Global Hld PLC
30. Juni 2022
30. Juni 2022
Aston Martin Lagonda Global Holdings plc
Erklärung zu den Medienkommentaren
Aston Martin Lagonda (das "Unternehmen") nimmt die jüngsten Bewegungen des Aktienkurses und die Medienspekulationen über eine mögliche Kapitalbeschaffung zur Kenntnis.
Das Unternehmen bewegt sich weiterhin im Rahmen der Erwartungen für das Gesamtjahr 2022 und bekräftigt seine Finanzprognose für das Gesamtjahr 2022, vorbehaltlich der Entwicklung der Wechselkurse, wie bei den Ergebnissen des ersten Quartals am 4. Mai 2022 angegeben.
Der Auftragsbestand ist robust und hat sich in den letzten Monaten weiter gefestigt, wobei die Sportwagen bis ins Jahr 2023 ausverkauft sind und der Auftragseingang für den DBX um mehr als 40 % über dem des Vorjahres liegt. Darüber hinaus nimmt die Produktion des Aston Martin Valkyrie weiter an Fahrt auf. Das Unternehmen ist sehr zufrieden mit der Reaktion der Kunden und des Marktes auf die neuen Modelle, und das kürzlich verstärkte Managementteam konzentriert sich zunehmend auf die Markteinführung neuer Modelle ab 2023.
Wie bei den Ergebnissen für das Gesamtjahr 2022 am 23. Februar 2022 und der Jahreshauptversammlung am 25. Mai 2022 erwähnt, überprüft das Unternehmen regelmäßig seine Finanzierungsoptionen. Jede Finanzierungsoption, sofern sie geprüft und umgesetzt wird, würde das zukünftige Wachstum des Unternehmens unterstützen und beschleunigen.
30.06.22 17:00
#5598
skywatcher
EG68neu
die Mitteilung ist gelinde gesagt eine Veralberung. Sports Cars Sold out, ja weil sie die Produktion gekürzt haben um mehr DBX zu bauen und dann nur 12 Monate Lieferzeit. Der DBX hat 5 Monate Lieferzeit ab Bestellung. Also können hier die orderbooks nicht so voll sein.
30.06.22 17:33
#5601
skywatcher
Was Stroll noch im Februar sagte
https://www.ft.com/content/...st-1abe7578-853c-4f4d-baef-f5a9d92b9e6f
fällt sogar der Financial Times auf
fällt sogar der Financial Times auf
30.06.22 18:15
#5603
skywatcher
EG68neu
2 HOURS AGO15:51
Saudi Arabia in talks to take stake in Aston Martin
Peter Campbell and Arash Massoudi in London and Simeon Kerr in Dubai
Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund is in talks with Aston Martin about taking a stake in the business, as the luxury carmaker seeks to raise additional finances for its next range of cars, according to four people.
The PIF, which already has holdings in Lucid Motors and McLaren, is in talks to take fresh equity in the business that could be worth £200mn, the people said. Talks are at an early stage, they added.
Aston is facing the challenge of funding both its next generation of sports cars and its push into electric vehicles, at a time the business is saddled with debt and producing no net cash.
The company does not expect to begin generating cash until 2023, and one of Aston’s first priorities is to begin paying down some of its high-interest debt.
Lower car sales due to the company cutting reliance on selling wholesale models to dealerships, as well as a much slower rollout of its Valkyrie hypercar than expected, have all led Aston to seek other sources of funding for its upcoming generation of vehicles.
The discussions are a reversal from the company’s publicly stated position in February, when chair and owner Lawrence Stroll insisted that the business did not need additional funding.
“Let me be crystal clear, black and white: we do not need money,” he said at the time.
Aston’s latest fundraising talks were first reported by Autocar magazine. Aston Martin declined to comment. PIF did not respond to a request for comment.
Additional reporting by Joe Miller in Frankfurt
Saudi Arabia in talks to take stake in Aston Martin
Peter Campbell and Arash Massoudi in London and Simeon Kerr in Dubai
Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund is in talks with Aston Martin about taking a stake in the business, as the luxury carmaker seeks to raise additional finances for its next range of cars, according to four people.
The PIF, which already has holdings in Lucid Motors and McLaren, is in talks to take fresh equity in the business that could be worth £200mn, the people said. Talks are at an early stage, they added.
Aston is facing the challenge of funding both its next generation of sports cars and its push into electric vehicles, at a time the business is saddled with debt and producing no net cash.
The company does not expect to begin generating cash until 2023, and one of Aston’s first priorities is to begin paying down some of its high-interest debt.
Lower car sales due to the company cutting reliance on selling wholesale models to dealerships, as well as a much slower rollout of its Valkyrie hypercar than expected, have all led Aston to seek other sources of funding for its upcoming generation of vehicles.
The discussions are a reversal from the company’s publicly stated position in February, when chair and owner Lawrence Stroll insisted that the business did not need additional funding.
“Let me be crystal clear, black and white: we do not need money,” he said at the time.
Aston’s latest fundraising talks were first reported by Autocar magazine. Aston Martin declined to comment. PIF did not respond to a request for comment.
Additional reporting by Joe Miller in Frankfurt
30.06.22 19:56
#5604
Flemm
die Tatsachen und Zahlen
sprechen natürlich gegen ein Invest -
aber nichtsdestotrotz bin ich heute bei 4,81 (Euro) mit einer kleinen Position mal wieder rein und werde nochmals aufstocken, sollte sich ein Kurs mit einer 4 vorn wieder zeigen.
Dass der saud. Staatsfond PIF evtl. als Teilhaber einsteigt (wovon ich mal ausgehe) macht die Sache für mich richtig heiss und ich schiebe mal alle Bedenken bezüglich der bisherigen undurchsichtigen (für mich zwielichtigen Finanzierung) durch Stroll & Konsorten beiseite und warte mal die nächsten Meldungen ab....
aber nichtsdestotrotz bin ich heute bei 4,81 (Euro) mit einer kleinen Position mal wieder rein und werde nochmals aufstocken, sollte sich ein Kurs mit einer 4 vorn wieder zeigen.
Dass der saud. Staatsfond PIF evtl. als Teilhaber einsteigt (wovon ich mal ausgehe) macht die Sache für mich richtig heiss und ich schiebe mal alle Bedenken bezüglich der bisherigen undurchsichtigen (für mich zwielichtigen Finanzierung) durch Stroll & Konsorten beiseite und warte mal die nächsten Meldungen ab....
30.06.22 20:45
#5605
skywatcher
Flemm
so einfach ist das nicht. Mercedes hat im Vertrag, dass ein neuer Investor nur mit ihrer Zustimmung aufgenommen werden darf und ihre Anteile nicht verwässert werden dürfen. 200 Mil GBP sind gegenwärtig über 40% der Marktkapitalisierung. Die Einbringung neuen Kapitals ist entweder durch eine KE oder durch Kredit möglich. Wenn man dem Presseartikel traut, soll der Investor einen Sitz im Aufsichtsrat bekommen. Das hört sich nach KE an, würde aber auch anders gehen. Nur die Saudis können mitlerweile auch gut rechnen und werden keine Geschenke machen. Um die Verwässerung zu vermeiden, müßten noch mehr shares ausgegeben werden damit die Verwässerung der bisherigen Gesellschafter vermieden wird. Die 200 Mil. GBP reichen für die nächsten 3 Zinszahlungen, also bis Juni 2023. Aus meiner Sicht ist da noch gar nichts heiß. 111 Mil. GBP Verlustvor Steuer im Q1 und in Q2 wird es nicht besser, da dann die halbjährliche Zinszahlung in Höhe 60 Mio. GBP fällig ist. Das schließt bei diesem Modell eine kurzfristige Erholung nicht aus, bis sich die Realität schmerzhaft bemerkbar machen wird.
30.06.22 22:05
#5606
skywatcher
Financial Times update
https://www.ft.com/content/58f8ae6c-f3a8-4544-b6b5-df2c4bac90b4
nicht ganz korrekt, die Mercedes Beteiligung stimmt nicht
nicht ganz korrekt, die Mercedes Beteiligung stimmt nicht
30.06.22 22:15
#5607
skywatcher
text
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§Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund is in talks with Aston Martin about taking a stake in the business, as the luxury carmaker seeks to raise additional finances for its next range of cars, according to four people.
The PIF, which already has holdings in Lucid Motors and McLaren, is in talks to take fresh equity in the business that could be worth £200mn, the people said. Talks are at an early stage, they added.
Aston is facing the challenge of funding its next generation of sports cars, and its first push into electric vehicles, at a time when the business is saddled with debt and producing no net cash.
The company does not expect to begin generating cash until 2023, and one of Aston’s first priorities is to start paying down some of its high-interest debt.
The group has £957mn of net debt at the end of March, and expects to pay about £130mn in debt interest this year.
Sales are lower than two years ago, after Aston cut its reliance on selling wholesale models to dealerships, while the company has also been slower than expected to roll out its Valkyrie hypercar model. Now the business is seeking new sources of funding for its upcoming generation of vehicles, which are key to the company’s survival.
In a stock market announcement shortly after the Financial Times published the story, Aston said it “regularly keeps its funding options under review”.
It added: “Any funding option, if explored and executed, would be to support and accelerate the company’s future growth.”
The group also said trading is in line with expectations, with “sports cars sold out into 2023 and order intake for the DBX [its luxury sport utility vehicle] more than 40 per cent higher than the previous year”.
The discussions represent a reversal from the company’s publicly stated position in February, when chair and owner Lawrence Stroll insisted that the business did not need additional funding.
“Let me be crystal clear, black and white: we do not need money,” he said at the time.
Aston’s latest fundraising talks were first reported by Autocar magazine. Aston shares dropped 18 per cent on Thursday, following Autocar’s report, before recovering later in the day to 435.4p — 9 per cent lower.
Aston Martin declined to comment beyond its stock market announcement. The PIF did not respond to a request for comment.
Aston already has a relationship with the kingdom, after a deal with Aramco to rename the F1 team.
Stroll, who invested in the company in January 2020, has been trying to orchestrate a turnround of the business, emptying showrooms of excess cars and trying to realign supply with genuine customer demand to help rebuild the brand’s luxury credentials.
Last month, Stroll revealed Aston turned down an approach from Audi about its Formula One team entering the sport from 2026. Stroll, whose son Lance races in the team, told analysts last month he was “very happy with our Mercedes relationship”.
Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff told the FT last month that the brand may cut one of its three F1 engine customers, of which one is Aston, because of new rules.
Two people said that Audi was still in talks with Aston, though not over an equity stake.
Any investment by an existing carmaker would be complicated by Aston’s relationship with Mercedes-Benz, which owns a fifth of the carmaker’s shares and a technology deal to supply engines and other systems to Aston.
Last month, Aston appointed former Ferrari boss Amedeo Felisa as its new chief executive, replacing ex-Mercedes director Tobias Moers. The replacement makes Felisa Aston’s third chief executive within two years.
Additional reporting by Joe Miller in Frankfurt
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§https://www.ft.com/content/58f8ae6c-f3a8-4544-b6b5-df2c4bac90b4
§Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund is in talks with Aston Martin about taking a stake in the business, as the luxury carmaker seeks to raise additional finances for its next range of cars, according to four people.
The PIF, which already has holdings in Lucid Motors and McLaren, is in talks to take fresh equity in the business that could be worth £200mn, the people said. Talks are at an early stage, they added.
Aston is facing the challenge of funding its next generation of sports cars, and its first push into electric vehicles, at a time when the business is saddled with debt and producing no net cash.
The company does not expect to begin generating cash until 2023, and one of Aston’s first priorities is to start paying down some of its high-interest debt.
The group has £957mn of net debt at the end of March, and expects to pay about £130mn in debt interest this year.
Sales are lower than two years ago, after Aston cut its reliance on selling wholesale models to dealerships, while the company has also been slower than expected to roll out its Valkyrie hypercar model. Now the business is seeking new sources of funding for its upcoming generation of vehicles, which are key to the company’s survival.
In a stock market announcement shortly after the Financial Times published the story, Aston said it “regularly keeps its funding options under review”.
It added: “Any funding option, if explored and executed, would be to support and accelerate the company’s future growth.”
The group also said trading is in line with expectations, with “sports cars sold out into 2023 and order intake for the DBX [its luxury sport utility vehicle] more than 40 per cent higher than the previous year”.
The discussions represent a reversal from the company’s publicly stated position in February, when chair and owner Lawrence Stroll insisted that the business did not need additional funding.
“Let me be crystal clear, black and white: we do not need money,” he said at the time.
Aston’s latest fundraising talks were first reported by Autocar magazine. Aston shares dropped 18 per cent on Thursday, following Autocar’s report, before recovering later in the day to 435.4p — 9 per cent lower.
Aston Martin declined to comment beyond its stock market announcement. The PIF did not respond to a request for comment.
Aston already has a relationship with the kingdom, after a deal with Aramco to rename the F1 team.
Stroll, who invested in the company in January 2020, has been trying to orchestrate a turnround of the business, emptying showrooms of excess cars and trying to realign supply with genuine customer demand to help rebuild the brand’s luxury credentials.
Last month, Stroll revealed Aston turned down an approach from Audi about its Formula One team entering the sport from 2026. Stroll, whose son Lance races in the team, told analysts last month he was “very happy with our Mercedes relationship”.
Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff told the FT last month that the brand may cut one of its three F1 engine customers, of which one is Aston, because of new rules.
Two people said that Audi was still in talks with Aston, though not over an equity stake.
Any investment by an existing carmaker would be complicated by Aston’s relationship with Mercedes-Benz, which owns a fifth of the carmaker’s shares and a technology deal to supply engines and other systems to Aston.
Last month, Aston appointed former Ferrari boss Amedeo Felisa as its new chief executive, replacing ex-Mercedes director Tobias Moers. The replacement makes Felisa Aston’s third chief executive within two years.
Additional reporting by Joe Miller in Frankfurt
01.07.22 10:02
#5609
skywatcher
Hohes Volumen
wie Rex65 gestern schrieb, ist für mich ein Indiz für short covering. Sieht man sich die Meldedaten der short Positionen an, kann man ziemlich genau die Kurse ermitteln, wann sie aufgebaut wurden. Glaubt man den einschlägigen Informanten, wie shortics, sind ca. 5,22% short Positionen aufgebaut mit ca. 5,7 Mio. shares. Der gestrige Kurseinbruch war ideal um hier einiges glatt zu stellen. Warten wir die Meldungen ab.
vermutliche Einstiegskurse: können auf Grund des Zeitpunkes der Meldung und dem, der Ausführung variieren, normalerweise bis 14 Tage
Jupiter 8,79
Gladstone 16,21 16,08
Blackrock 7,58 8,07
Franklin 6,87
Parvus 10,23 6,1
vermutliche Einstiegskurse: können auf Grund des Zeitpunkes der Meldung und dem, der Ausführung variieren, normalerweise bis 14 Tage
Jupiter 8,79
Gladstone 16,21 16,08
Blackrock 7,58 8,07
Franklin 6,87
Parvus 10,23 6,1
01.07.22 12:53
#5610
skywatcher
Invesco
hat aufgestockt
https://otp.tools.investis.com/clients/uk/...=2424&newsid=1601475
https://otp.tools.investis.com/clients/uk/...=2424&newsid=1601475
02.07.22 09:58
#5612
skywatcher
Invesco
noch mal aufgestockt
https://otp.tools.investis.com/clients/uk/...=2424&newsid=1601475
https://otp.tools.investis.com/clients/uk/...=2424&newsid=1601475