Aston Martin will raise over $162 million through the sale of its stake in the F1 team and funding from its chairman, Lawrence Stroll, to counter losses and President Donald Trump's tariffs.

Stroll's stake in the company is poised to increase to roughly 33% from about 27.7% as part of the transaction.

Aston Martin returned to the Formula 1 grid in 2021 after F1 team owner Lawrence Stroll, who had initially brought the Force India racing team, acquired a 16 per cent stake in the ...

Aston Martin team boss Lawrence Stroll has reassured fans that the sports car brand will stay in F1 for decades, despite the sale of ownership stakes. According to an announcement Monday ...

The team's owner, Canadian billionaire Lawrence Stroll, also part owner and executive chairman of Aston Martin, increased his investment through his Yew Tree Consortium to 33%. Stroll's investment ...

The Aston Martin brand will be in Formula One for decades to come, team owner Lawrence Stroll said on Monday after the ...

Aston Martin’s Saudi backers are prepared to offer Max Verstappen £230 million over three years to drive for them in what has ...

Since Stroll's acquisition of the team, Aston Martin has invested heavily in its Formula 1 operations. The construction of a state-of-the-art factory at Silverstone, costing £200 million, is a ...

Aston Martin prepare €264 million deal for Max Verstappen, funded by Saudi Arabia’s PIF, as part of plans for 2026 F1 title ...

Aston Martin currently sits in seventh place in the constructors' championship and is seemingly no closer to achieving ...

The stake is said to be worth at least $95 million, and the potential sale comes amid a challenging business environment for the automaker.

Shares of Aston Martin jumped as much as 13% on Monday after the British luxury carmaker said it will raise more than £125 million ($161.7 million) through funding from Chairman Lawrence Stroll's ...