Aston Martin's sales have decreased by 10% after a profit warning, estimating a decline in sales for 2025 and revising costs.
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Aston Martin has announced a 10% decrease in its shares after issuing a profit warning, citing difficult conditions in the industry and global tariff uncertainties. The company estimates a decline in wholesale sales for 2025 and does not expect a positive cash flow in the second half of the year. It also mentioned the challenges posed by trade regulations and called for support from the British government to protect low-volume car manufacturers.
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