Aston Martin, AB InBev Still Face Hurdles in Upcoming Earnings
- Aston Martin’s premium prices begin trickling down to margin
- AB InBev is trying to move beyond the Bud Light backlash
Aston Martin Lagonda Global Holdings Plc will have to show how it plans to turn things around after years of losses when it reports this week.
The automaker best known for sports cars featured in James Bond movies has struggled to translate premium prices into solid margins, reduce its debt pile and streamline costs. It probably eked out a profit in the fourth quarter, though 2023 was unprofitable on the whole. Its new Vantage model and efforts to clean up its balance sheet may set it on course for a profitable 2024.