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You tell us!

What do you mean by generating further capital?

And more accretive?

Spell it out in plain no nonsense language so we can all understand.

Because to me it looks like it generates further capital for the private owners of the warrants, NOT for shareholder who get heavily diluted, sorry waterboarded, in their equity holding.

Brokers reducing forecasts....

Citigroup Old target 96.00, new target: 75p

JP Morgan Cazenove Old target:75.00, new target: 62p

Are you saying because RR went up, everything else should?

Should you be gambling on any market with a thought process like that?

You know this has lost 98% of its value and NOONE can make it profitable.

RR is wildly profitable.

Honestly. Educate yourself

Kitty, now only 4% up

Wait, I bet he sold out before the profit warning and banked profit, now looking to get back in again at 60p.

Or just make up a new ID on here and pretend nothing happened.

They must think we were all born yesterday, CHARLATAN!

HereKittyKitty. Posted in: AML. Posts: 8,566. Price: 85.30

RE: Valhalla in Rome!!!2 Oct 2025 12:35

Thanks c26 for pumping up the SP by 5% again today - you’re great at it 😘 I’m up 31.21% now sweetie 🤗

German sales in September 2025:

Aston Martin 34 NONE of which are DBX

Ferrari 116 23 Purosangue

Lamborgini 50 40 Urus

Bentley 28 8 Bentayga

Rolls Royce 26 Zero Cullinan

So much for the DBX saving the brand huh?

The Valhalla will do that.... until it costs more than it sells for...delays...problems.... same as Valkyrie.

What huge killer of collateral AML is.

Papa Stroll has a 2-3bn F1 Team though, he's fine.

70p gone like a knife through butter.

60p next stop.

Rampers are quiet.

Kittyless, stock anti compass and all the other charlatans are selling in the silence.

Another loss, another abusive post brewing.

Vote against stroll at the next AGM

Https://www.ibtimes.co.uk/aston-martin-supercar-delay-whats-behind-backlog-company-headed-big-loss-1746788

Anyone want a side bet on how many Valhallas will be sold in 2025?

Someone ask 'Paul-passive-aggressive-no-mates aml007' if he wants to put his money (for charity) where his humungous piehole is?

Probably the only thing he'll do for charity this year....

Will 70p hold?

The percentage of shorts is hidden, and for good reason.

The FT did a piece about 6 months ago saying the shorts were over 10%, and shorttracker and LSE were showing 1%.

70p share price means nothing, why is this company still worth £725m?

It won't be come the next cash raise, which is soon.

£1.5bn in debt, £150m annual interest bill, losing hundreds of millions per year, cash raising 300-400m per year to stay afloat. All this when they have their best line up of cars.

China has gone and will NEVER come back, Europe is about to flatline or go into recession, US has tariffs at 11-27.5%,

Stroll has utterly failed shareholders. All he has done is fund his F1 company with the Aston Martin name, this is LEGAL THEFT. Instead of paying AML, AML is paying the private F1 team. Ludicrous. And idiots here still defend him. You should be confronting him at the AGM. Oh yeah, it's online only, handy that huh?

Anyone who disagrees with any of this is utterly deluded and needs to read some Warren Buffet before they gamble any more cash into this mess.

Stroll has taken you all for a ride, nothing easier than hoodwinking fanboys. Tell them all they want to hear, and do the opposite. Disgusting.

If you're such fanboys you should fight for the company you love and invest in. Not defend its BS owner.

Rebel!!!!

"And there’s more to come. JPMorgan, Aston Martin’s joint house broker, forecasts £360mn of cash burn in 2025 and a further £230mn in the first half of 2026."

No-one should buy shares when the house broker says this.

If 70p support falls, 60p is in sight. Even Hallmark has failed and the market knows it.

Https://ssoreport.com/aml-guidance-2025

Https://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/markets/article-15165473/Aston-Martin-calls-Labour-support-British-luxury-carmaker-faces-heavy-losses.html

"And there’s more to come. JPMorgan, Aston Martin’s joint house broker, forecasts £360mn of cash burn in 2025 and a further £230mn in the first half of 2026."

I presume that means 360m in H2 2025 , so 590m total over 12 months which is around 1.7m per day.

Sounds more like it.

Buckle up big boys, get your wallets out for the 250m cash raise, minimum.

So JP Morgan reckons 590m burned in 18 months.

That's c. £1.1m per day, but still too low imho.

I'd say 650m MINIMUM, more like 750/800 range.

Xmas is coming early for someone, just not shareholders, they are getting an empty bag to hold.

Stroll gave you the full pants down package, took 10.5% interest every year on the bonds, while you clowns ate his dust.

That's why he is a billionaire. AML Equity < Debt < BONDS! ;)

Wrap it right round you Stockcompass, PaulAML007, Son of S, and all the rest of the charlatans on here.

AML are in a real pickle now, because Stroll can't buy any more shares without bidding for the company outright.

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Seasonality is one of the many peculiar things about Aston Martin, with the company making the bulk of its sales in the second half. That means cash burn should ease by the end of 2026.

Still, to keep the lights on in the meantime, Aston Martin may need to raise another £200mn, JPM says. It expects a cash call on similar terms to the previous two, which were done at a £2.3bn enterprise value.

Another thing lacking, in addition to profit and cash flow, is a break-even target. Today’s profit warning came with a small cut to capex and a pledge to reduce sales and administration costs, but no guidance more specific than 2026 should be better than 2025.

With a very concentrated ownership base and no big debt refinancings due before 2029, maybe profitability may be less of a concern to Aston Martin’s bosses than to independent shareholders.

Https://www.ft.com/content/8012aa40-c5a1-4807-aaa9-2a5e3727d60b

A profit warning today from Aston Martin-Lagonda is as good an excuse as any to run the numbers on one of the London market’s most ridiculous companies.

Based on group free cash flow, each Aston Martin sold wholesale since 2014 has cost the company more than £45,000 on average. Assuming 62,000 Aston Martins delivered between 2014 and the end of the current year, that adds up to a £2.8bn customer subsidy. The subsidy’s been funded by new equity (nearly £2bn raised since IPO) and debt (more than £400mn of net issuance, meaning year-end net debt will be £1.3bn or nearly eight times Ebitda). It’s been a very expensive vanity project for Lawrence Stroll, whose consortium rescued Aston Martin from probable bankruptcy in 2020. The shares are down 96 per cent from the IPO (which raised no new money!), but that only tells half the story. There’s been an effective equity-to-debt swap since Stroll took control:

And there’s more to come. JPMorgan, Aston Martin’s joint house broker, forecasts £360mn of cash burn in 2025 and a further £230mn in the first half of 2026.

If they were wonderful cars they would be selling lots more of them.

None as biased as the Jonson who owns one, tells everyone about it ad infinitum, and spouts off on every BB known to man about it. Yawn. You getting buried in it, Jon?

Wonderful cars don't drop 100k in 6 months.

where's your big golden vector now, rossa?

it's humungous brown vector, pointing at 60p, or zero if this goes private. right down the ****ter.

there's always one who thinks they know better.

You can be sure if Stroll takes this private, he will get the best price for himself.

He might have no option. It could come down to taking it private or selling up.

Decision time Larry….

Thanks for nothing!

Support is 70p, then 60p.

Cash raise incoming.... beware folks.

£110m raised a few weeks ago and currently burning through 1.75m per day, that's 62 days.

£250m cash left, which c. 50% is customer deposits, so the tank is almost empty ALREADY....

AVOID,