26 February 2025 - final results
The luxury car manufacturer has announced its results for the year to 31 December 2024 and these have disappointed investors. Revenue for the year was down 3% to £1.59bn and the adjusted loss before tax increased to £256m from £172m in 2023. Although the company reported a 9% decline in the number of cars sold to 6,030, the average selling price of the cars sold helped mitigate this. The reduction in the number of units sold was due to the timing of new model launches, supply chain disruption and a weaker market in . . .
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