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Aston Martin Lagonda (#AML) – 2020 revenue -38%, net debt £726.7m, emphasises Q4 improvement

2021-02-25 07:26:35

Aston Martin Lagonda (#AML) – raises £125m at 50p per share

2020-10-28 07:50:59

Greedy BBC Presenter Naga Munchetty, Aston Martin Lagonda and impoverished shareholders

2020-06-26 12:30:22

Wherever I go on the internet I am plagued by banner adverts inviting me to sign up for a seminar with “award winning journalist and broadcaster” Naga Munchetty of the BBC. Naga earns a six figure salary from the state broadcaster funded by a poll tax on rich and poor alike extracted by threat of jail. But Naga is greedy and so lends the good name of the BBC to her commercial enterprises, this one sponsored by salesforce, as you can see in the banner below.

Aston Martin Lagonda (#AML) – proposed fundraising (again!) of up to 19.99% of existing share capital, including via PrimaryBid

2020-06-26 07:57:55

Aston Martin (#AML) – “review” didn’t take long! Tobias Moers to take over as CEO from Dr Andy Palmer

2020-05-26 07:59:59

Aston Martin (#AML) – following “press speculation”, states “reviewing its management team and a further announcement will be made as and when appropriate”

2020-05-26 07:10:32

The latest on continually stuttering rich man's plaything, Aston Martin Lagonda...

2020-05-13 10:00:58

I’m pleased to read that Sage (SGE) - one of my tips at this sites recent online investor show - enjoyed a solid first half (to the end of March), with organic recurring revenue of 10.3%. Naturally, life is tougher for its fiscal second half but it has already guided for this in early April as I discussed previously. For me, the continuing subscription / cloud shift is a positive that helps counter the classic slowdown from a suppressed SME environment. Anyhow, good to see the share pushing forward today on a mildly rough day on the markets. But onto the main event...

Aston Martin Lagonda (#AML) – Q1 even adj. EBITDA loss £46.9m, pre-tax loss £118.9m

2020-05-13 07:33:21

Aston Martin Lagonda (#AML) – 98% rights issue take-up, remainder with underwriters

2020-04-20 07:46:45

Aston Martin – diabolical FY numbers and a Rights issue to boot: SELL!

2020-02-27 14:38:29

You cannot say you were not repeatedly warned here on ShareProphets – we have been bears from the start of Aston Martin’s latest incarnation as a listed vehicle (geddit?) and this morning we learn that having listed at a stonking £18 per share in October 2018, there is a rights issue on offer at just 207p. Oh, and the full year results are out….

Aston Martin Lagonda (#AML) – underwritten rights issue to raise c.£317m at just 207p per share

2020-02-27 07:39:51

Aston Martin Lagonda (#AML) – 2019 even adj. Op profit down to £5.4m, year-end net debt up to £876.2m, CFO Mark Wilson resigned

2020-02-27 07:27:20

Aston Martin Lagonda is a rich man's plaything

2020-01-31 09:25:51

I guess if you are an embattled Aston Martin Lagonda (AML) shareholder then you have a mild spring in your step this morning, with the shares over 25% up. Only another 300+ percent to go until they are back at the IPO price...

Aston Martin needs much more help than even James Bond can offer

2020-01-07 10:00:51

The comedy that is life as a publicly listed stock of Aston Martin Lagonda (AML) continues apace. I see Nigel was moved a few weeks ago to highlight the lunacy around rumours about a big potential new investor into the business. Meanwhile, I observed in my latest bearish update in November that 'my favourite line for insight remains the x5.5 net debt to adjusted ebitda multiple'. Well I must apologise for the conservatism of my comments back then...because today's update places it squarely in the x6s...

Aston Martin Lagonda (#AML) – “challenging trading conditions” warning, “continue to review our funding requirements and the various funding options”

2020-01-07 07:40:00

Red flags at Night: Aston Martin suggests a drive-by shooting on the way. SELL!!

2019-12-15 11:34:37

Perma-dog Aston Martin Lagonda (AML) has been a predictable disaster for investors since its latest iteration joined the stockmarket last year and ShareProphets readers were well warned off by Gary Newman ahead of the IPO and Chris Bailey was no less scathing HERE. Indeed, Tom Winnifrith wondered HERE whether it would go bust for the seventh time. On Friday evening after hours, at 5.05pm – no-one-is-watching o’clock on General Election results day - the company issued a statement. Uh-oh…….

Aston Martin Lagonda (#AML) – “expect to meet market financial expectations for FY 2019”, but also “lower volumes and continuing macro uncertainties”

2019-11-07 07:34:30

Management matters part 2: Aston Martin Lagonda, M&S and Domino's Pizza

2019-10-06 10:50:35

Aston Martin foolishly thinks raising money at 12% is good business

2019-09-25 09:30:00

The best line from today's crop of regulatory news statements is undoubtedly the observation from Hornby (HRN) that 'We regret not producing a Brexit themed model. Our new grasp of social media has shown us that people are passionate about sharing their views on the topic. If the situation persists, we have plans for a locomotive that reliably gets stuck between stations'. Very good! Also before we get to the main event…

Yet another share price car crash at Aston Martin

2019-07-24 09:40:58

In a manner reminiscent of a blundering, multi-take shoot of a James Bond film scene where his pristine ride is written off as part of a plot twist, I see Aston Martin Lagonda (AML) shares are once again having a shocker. Today's 20% odd fall follows the publication of a trading update which included the words 'revised outlook' in the headline. And you can guess already that this is not going to be an upward revision…

Aston Martin Lagonda (#AML) trade getting worse, admits to bad debt from 2018, profits warning

2019-07-24 07:29:17

Anyone fancy buying an Aston Martin Lagonda SUV to help the company make its numbers?

2019-05-15 10:00:15

Lots and lots of numbers out today but something that really stuck out to me was the quarter one update from Aston Martin Lagonda (AML), which floated less than a year ago above 1800p a share...and today is on sale only for a few percent above 800p a share. Now that is ugly from anyone's perspective…

Aston Martin Lagonda (#AML) – 2018 adj. Op profit +18%, maintains guidance

2019-02-28 00:43:32

Aston Martin Lagonda (#AML) – IPO at 1900p per share, a £4.33bn market cap

2018-10-03 06:59:59