Aston Martin Lagonda Global Holdings plc — Cyborg Score 2/10
Challenged
Luxury Automobiles / Ultra-Premium Sports Cars
Strategic Profile
Aston Martin's portfolio encompasses ultra-luxury automotive segments including GT, Sport, Super GT, SUV, mid-engine supercar, hypercar, and sedan models, with current offerings including the Vantage, DB11, DBS, DBX, Valkyrie, and Valhalla. The company is pursuing electric vehicle transformation through partnerships with Mercedes-Benz and Lucid, developing alternatives to internal combustion engines.
Cyborg Score Rationale
Full-year 2025 revenue plunged 21% year-over-year to £1.26B with net debt climbing to £1.38B and free cash outflow widening to £410M, raising concerns over financial stability. The share price shed 41% of its value in 2025, indicating significant operational and market challenges.
Top Insights
Core average selling price rose 5% to £185K, demonstrating pricing power despite challenging luxury automotive market conditions.
Net loss expanded to −344.40M GBP in the last half-year from −148.80M GBP previously.
Market capitalization stands at £468.57m with approximately 1.01b shares in issue.
Company raised approximately £100m from F1 stake sale and £50m from F1 naming rights recently, contributing to current cash reserves.
Named Competitors
Ferrari — Italian luxury sports car manufacturer
Lamborghini — Italian ultra-luxury supercar producer
McLaren — British high-performance supercar manufacturer
Recent Developments
(February 2026) Full-year 2025 results revealed 21% revenue decline to £1.26B and net debt increase to £1.38B.
(February 2026) British luxury car maker Aston Martin announced workforce reduction of up to 20%.
(2026) Company plans to deliver 500 Valhalla supercars in 2026 with projected revenue growth targets for FY2026 and FY2027.
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