Aston Martin to get $162M funding boost by selling shares, F1 team stake

The Aston Martin Valhalla hypercar is pictured. — Aston Martin is carrying out final validation road tests of its delayed Valhalla sport car, its first plug-in-hybrid model. Production will begin in the second quarter. (ASTON MARTIN)

March 31, 2025 08:51 AM

Aston Martin will raise more than 125 million pounds ($162 million) through funding from Chairman Lawrence Stroll’s investment vehicle and the sale of its minority stake in the Formula One team he owns.

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