Luxury carmaker Aston Martin's share price sank more than 20% after it said profits will be lower than expected this year. The company, famed for its links to fictional superspy James Bond, has been hit by supply chain issues and falling sales in China.

The British car manufacturer said it expects to sell 1,000 fewer cars than previously anticipated due to delays at several of its suppliers

Aston Martin on Monday warned of lower annual core profit and cut its forecast for production volumes on supply chain disruptions and weakness in China, sending shares 8% lower in early trade.

The James Bond carmaker has warned over annual earnings as it revealed it would make around 1,000 fewer cars than first planned in 2024 after being hit by a combination of supplier disruption and a we

Shares in Jeep-maker Stellantis and Britain's Aston Martin tumbled on Monday after both companies joined European rivals in cutting their profit forecasts. - China effect - Aston Martin also cited the Chinese market as it trimmed its financial guidance for 2024,

Jon Smith explains why the Aston Martin share price has plummeted following the trading update and talks through the outlook for the growth share.

The company said wholesale volumes this year “are now expected to decline by high single digit percentage compared with 2023”

Stocks of European carmakers hemorrhaged early on Monday as Stellantis and British luxury brand Aston Martin issued profit warnings.

UK-based Aston Martin Global Holdings PLC ($GB:AML) has signalled that it expects lower profits for FY24 due to supply chain disruptions and a

Aston Martin Lagonda (OTCPK:AMGDF) (OTCPK:ARGGY) fell sharply in early trading on Monday after the automaker became the latest to issue a profit warning as it struggles to ramp up production volumes.