Accounts to December 2025 · Group accounts · Filed May 2026

Aston Martin: who owns it, who runs it and what the accounts show

Aston Martin Lagonda Global Holdings PLC is owned by its shareholders: as a listed company it has no single person with significant control on the register. In the year to December 2025 it reported turnover of £1,258m.

£1,258m
Turnover, down 20.6%
-£364m
Pre-tax profit
2,906
Employees
  • In the year to December 2025, Aston Martin had turnover of £1,258m, down 20.6% on the year before.
  • It made a pre-tax loss of £364m, losing £28.93 of every £100 of sales.
  • It employed an average of 2,906 people, with staff costs of £265m.
  • Aston Martin Lagonda Global Holdings PLC is listed on the stock market, so it is owned by its shareholders.
  • These figures are from Aston Martin Lagonda Global Holdings PLC's group accounts for the year to December 2025, filed at Companies House on 20 May 2026.
Registered name
ASTON MARTIN LAGONDA GLOBAL HOLDINGS PLC
Company number
11488166
Status
Active
Incorporated
27 July 2018
Registered office area
Coventry
Industry code on the register
29100: Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers
Accounts
Group accounts, covering the companies it owns
Accounts type
Full group accounts
Latest accounts
Year to December 2025, filed 20 May 2026

What does Aston Martin do?

Aston Martin Lagonda makes luxury sports cars and SUVs under the Aston Martin name, including the Vantage, DB12, Vanquish and DBX, with its headquarters and main factory at Gaydon in Warwickshire and a second factory at St Athan in Wales. It sells its cars through dealers around the world. These figures are for Aston Martin Lagonda Global Holdings plc, the London-listed parent, and cover the whole group; the Aston Martin Formula One team is run by a separate company, AMR GP Limited, which is not part of this group.

In brief: luxury sports car maker · built at Gaydon and St Athan · listed in London · Formula One team is separate

Source: Spark Intel editorial, checked 6 November 2026. Official website: astonmartin.com.

Who owns Aston Martin?

Aston Martin Lagonda Global Holdings PLC
Aston Martin · company 11488166
Its shareholders
Listed on the London Stock Exchange

Aston Martin Lagonda Global Holdings PLC, company number 11488166, has no person with significant control on the register. That is normal for a company whose shares trade on a regulated market: ownership sits with the shareholders who hold the shares at any given time.

The full ownership record is on the Companies House register. Control is given in the bands the register uses, not as exact shareholdings.

Who runs Aston Martin?

The Companies House register lists 16 current officers for Aston Martin Lagonda Global Holdings PLC.

All 16 current officers
OfficerAppointed
Lawrence Sheldon Strulovitch20 April 2020
Michael De Picciotto24 April 2020
Anne Louise Stevens1 February 2021
Maria Gaynor McKee8 July 2021
Dame Natalie Massenet8 July 2021
Franz Josef Reiner8 July 2021
Douglas James Lafferty1 May 2022
Elizabeth Clare Miles20 June 2022
Nigel Patrick Gray Boardman1 October 2022
Ahmed Ali Alsubaey1 November 2022
Frederick Scott Robertson1 November 2022
Donghui Li28 July 2023
Jean Veronica Tomlin27 October 2023
Adrian Michael Hallmark1 September 2024
Victoria Clare Jarman1 March 2025
Andrew Robert McNaught28 July 2025

Every current officer, with appointment dates, is on the Companies House register.

What did Aston Martin file?

Aston Martin Lagonda Global Holdings PLC reported turnover of £1,258m in the year to December 2025. That was down 20.6% on £1,584m the year before.

It reported 2,906 employees. The year before it reported 2,920.

It filed a pre-tax loss of £364m for the year, against a pre-tax loss of £289m the year before.

Staff costs came to £265m. That is an average of £91,000 a head. It ended the year with £250m at the bank and net assets of £316m.

Dec 2025£21.09£94.28£28.93 loss
Dec 2024£102.39£18.25 loss
Where each £100 of turnover goes: payroll (staff costs), financing (interest paid), other costs and pre-tax profit. A loss is the part of the costs beyond £100, marked with a red bracket. Hover over a segment for its figure.
MeasureDec 2025Dec 2024
Turnover£1,258m£1,584m
Pre-tax profit-£364m (filed)-£289m (filed)
Employees2,9062,920
Staff costs£265m£251m
Average staff cost per head£91,000£86,000
Bank and cash£250m£360m
Net assets£316m£740m
Interest paid£171m
Interest received£66m
Directors' pay£3m

Read the accounts to December 2025 (PDF, Companies House) · every accounts filing

What do these figures mean? Turnover vs profit · Profit per £100 · Cash vs profit · Net assets · Group accounts

How Aston Martin compares

Of the 8 British car makers, Aston Martin is 6th on turnover, 8th on profit margin and 7th on growth. Rolls-Royce Motor Cars keeps the most of every £100 of sales: £12.47.

RankBritish car makersTurnoverProfit per £100
1stJLR£22,911m−£1.34
6thAston Martin£1,258m−£28.93
+ 6 more British car makers ranked
See who's growing fastest: all 8 British car makers ranked →

Ranked by turnover. Profit per £100 is pre-tax profit for every £100 of turnover, shown only where the profit is filed.

Aston Martin files as Aston Martin Lagonda Global Holdings PLC, with turnover of £1,258m in its latest filed year.

Read next · VSJLR v Aston MartinOf every £100 of sales: Aston Martin loses £28.93, JLR loses £1.34. Who runs the better business? →

Questions about Aston Martin

What does Aston Martin do?

Aston Martin Lagonda makes luxury sports cars and SUVs under the Aston Martin name, including the Vantage, DB12, Vanquish and DBX, with its headquarters and main factory at Gaydon in Warwickshire and a second factory at St Athan in Wales. It sells its cars through dealers around the world. These figures are for Aston Martin Lagonda Global Holdings plc, the London-listed parent, and cover the whole group; the Aston Martin Formula One team is run by a separate company, AMR GP Limited, which is not part of this group.

Is Aston Martin bigger than JLR?

No, by turnover. Aston Martin reported £1,258m in its latest accounts, against £22,911m at JLR. Our JLR v Aston Martin page compares the two on profit, margin, growth and staff. JLR v Aston Martin →

Is Aston Martin bigger than McLaren Automotive?

Yes, by turnover. Aston Martin reported £1,258m in its latest accounts, against £694m at McLaren Automotive. Our Aston Martin v McLaren page compares the two on profit, margin, growth and staff. Aston Martin v McLaren →

How does Aston Martin compare with its rivals?

By turnover, Aston Martin is 6th of the 8 companies in our battle of the British car makers, behind JLR. The battle ranks them on turnover, pre-tax profit, margin, growth and net assets. The battle of the British car makers →

Who owns Aston Martin?

Aston Martin Lagonda Global Holdings PLC is owned by its shareholders. As a listed company it is exempt from the register of people with significant control, so no single owner appears at Companies House.

How much does Aston Martin make?

Aston Martin Lagonda Global Holdings PLC reported turnover of £1,258m in the year to December 2025. It filed a pre-tax loss of £364m.

How many people work at Aston Martin?

Aston Martin Lagonda Global Holdings PLC reported 2,906 employees in the year to December 2025.

Who runs Aston Martin?

The Companies House register lists 16 current officers for Aston Martin Lagonda Global Holdings PLC. The full list, with appointment dates, is on the Companies House register.

  • Figures come from Aston Martin Lagonda Global Holdings PLC's filings at Companies House, company number 11488166, for the period shown at the top of the page.
  • These are group accounts: they include the companies it owns.
  • Pre-tax profit is the figure the company filed, for both years.
  • A figure the filing does not disclose is shown as n/d. A zero in the filing is treated as not disclosed, never as nil.
  • Rounding: below £0.1m in thousands, from £0.1m to £2m to one decimal place, from £2m to the nearest million.
  • Ownership is shown in the control bands the register of people with significant control uses, not as exact shareholdings.
  • Officers' names and appointment dates come from the Companies House register. Job titles come from the company's own website. The description of what the company does comes from its website, or is marked Spark Intel editorial where it is written from stable, checked facts, with the date either way.

Spark Intel, “Aston Martin: who owns it, who runs it and what the accounts show”, updated 6 November 2026. https://www.spark-intel.co.uk/companies/aston-martin/. Figures from Companies House filings for ASTON MARTIN LAGONDA GLOBAL HOLDINGS PLC (11488166).

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