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London – Aston Martin Lagonda reported a major loss in the first part of the year, as the British car manufacturer invested in the launch of its first gaming application vehicle (SUV), which began reaching dealerships.
The first symptoms of China, a key sales market for the huge DBX SUV, are positive, Aston Martin said Wednesday in a statement, offering details.
Meanwhile, Covid-19 has slowed down the company’s efforts to negotiate inventories of its sports cars. It will postpone the restart of production at its main plant in Gaydon, UNITED Kingdom, until the end of August.
The DBX SUV, which began production this quarter, will make a positive contribution in the last six months of 2020, Aston Martin said. The company reported an operational loss of 159.3 million pounds in the first part and negative loose money of 371 million pounds, as it increased spending on launch, while the coronavirus pandemic kept the showrooms closed for much of the period.
With DBX in production, money flow is expected to improve in this part of the year, CFO Ken Gregor said in an interview. The business improved in June, it’s too early to say if a post-pandemic recovery is underway, he said.
Aston Martin’s financing prices are expected to exceed 123 million pounds in 2020 due to more expensive debt, Gregor added.
Dealer incentives
The company also said it reformulated its 2019 effects to correct an error in deducting incentives from distributors and consumers from U.S. revenue. The replacement resulted in an underestimation of 15.3 million pounds of his loss before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization.
Aston Martin has struggled in the less than two years since its IPO, with high inventories and low sales of its major sports cars undermining efforts to reflect the success of Ferrari’s inventory market. In the months since Canadian billionaire Lawrence Stroll rescued the automaker in early 2020, he announced a replacement for the CEO and said he would probably want to look for more funds.
The $189,000 DBX is being assembled at a plant in St Athan, Wales, built on the former site of a Ministry of Defence airfield. The manufacturer will take over the ultra-luxury SUV segment occupied by models such as The Lamborghini Urus and Bentley’s Bentayga.
The automaker’s efforts to negotiate inventories on its other models have been thwarted by the Covid-19 crisis and will now continue until 2021.
“We’re restoring the exclusivity of our sports cars,” Stroll said in a video posted on the company’s website. The company “rebalances source and demand, which in the short term means lowering wholesale volumes, but for its long-term success.”
Its monetary balance is 359 million euros at the end of June, with 430 million euros of money available.
Tobias Moers, the former director of Daimler’s Mercedes-AMG division of functionality, will upgrade Andy Palmer as CEO on August 1. Moers will depend on DBX to increase sales in markets like China, where the preference of wealthy consumers must be driven. more spacious drivers. hiking has helped spread high-priced SUVs.
Bloomberg
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