Aston Martin Losses Deepen, Debt Swells And Bondholders Unhappy

Aston Martin posted a second-quarter loss of £88.7 million, deeper than a year ago, underscoring its ongoing financial strain.

The company secured a £550 million refinancing, but some bondholders argue the deal may have shifted assets or claims in their favor.

Analysts say improved products have not yet translated into enough free cash flow, leaving Aston Martin reliant on debt-backed support.

The latest losses and refinancing have revived speculation about liquidity pressure, ownership changes, and a possible takeover.