Aston Martin F1 Team Valuation Soars to £1.5bn with New Investment and Adrian Newey’s Arrival

Aston Martin F1 to Divest Shares for £1.5 Billion Valuation Amid Adrian Newey's Entry

Sky News Highlights Significant Financial Deal at Aston Martin

According to a Sky News article, two significant investment funds are set to acquire a share in the Aston Martin Formula 1 team.

This will lead to the F1 team being estimated to have a value ranging from £1.5 billion to £2 billion.

Sky News has reported that HPS Investment Partners, overseeing approximately £87.6 billion in assets, and Accel, a major player from Silicon Valley, are set to funnel several hundred million pounds into the parent company of Aston Martin F1.

A source informed Sky News that approximately 20% to 25% of AMR GP Holdings Limited is set to be purchased.

Lawrence Stroll is the wealthy proprietor of the Aston Martin Formula 1 racing team.

In the previous year, according to the Financial Times, Stroll disposed of a minority share in his team, setting the team's valuation at £1 billion.

Even following this most recent deal, Stroll will continue to hold the majority of shares.

The highly motivated squad, now based in a new headquarters in Silverstone and planning to collaborate with Honda for engine partnership in 2026, is also poised to reveal Adrian Newey's joining.

According to a BBC report, Aston Martin is set to unveil the recruitment of F1's most renowned car designer in the next few days.

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