Aston Martin's finance boss to leave as losses deepen

Aston Martin said deliveries of the DBX SUV are scheduled for the summer but were subject to any impact from the coronavirus outbreak. (Sjoerd van der Wal/Photographer: Sjoerd van der Wal)

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Costas Pitas

February 27, 2020 09:12 AM

LONDON -- Aston Martin's chief finance officer, Mark Wilson, will leave the company following a tumultuous 2019 in which the automaker's losses ballooned after sales dropped and it drafted in a new investor to help turn around the company.

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