Aston Martin Lagonda Q1 Pretax Loss GBP 79.6 Mln
April 30 (Reuters) - Aston Martin Lagonda Global Holdings PLC AML.L:
ASTON MARTIN LAGONDA Q1 EBIT GBP -67.3 MILLION
ASTON MARTIN LAGONDA Q1 PRETAX PROFIT GBP -79.6 MILLION
ASTON MARTIN LAGONDA Q1 REVENUE GBP 233.9 MILLION
ASTON MARTIN LAGONDA Q1 ADJUSTED EBIT GBP -64.5 MILLION
ASTON MARTIN LAGONDA Q1 ADJUSTED PRETAX PROFIT GBP -79.8 MILLION
ASTON MARTIN: CAREFULLY MONITORING EVOLVING U.S. TARIFF SITUATION AND ARE CURRENTLY LIMITING IMPORTS TO U.S.
ASTON MARTIN: IN Q2 2025, COMPANY EXPECTS TO DELIVER QUARTERLY SEQUENTIAL IMPROVEMENT IN PERFORMANCE DESPITE ANTICIPATED IMPACT OF U.S. TARIFFS
ASTON MARTIN: DBX S DELIVERIES COMMENCING IN Q4 2025
ASTON MARTIN: Q2 2025 FREE CASH OUTFLOW IS EXPECTED TO BE BROADLY IN LINE WITH PRIOR YEAR PERIOD
ASTON MARTIN: EXPECTS TO DELIVER A SIGNIFICANTLY STRONGER H2 2025 PERFORMANCE COMPARED WITH H1 2025, PRIMARILY DRIVEN BY Q4
ASTON MARTIN: ORDERBOOK IS STABLE FOR CORE VEHICLES AND EXTENDS FOR UP TO FIVE MONTHS
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