Carmaker pursues 'no deal' contingency plans as third-quarter sales nearly double Aston Martin is ready to fly car parts into the UK next year and switch to new supply routes across the channel to ensure it can keep production going if the Brexit agreement collapses. Presenting the luxury carmaker's first results since it floated on the London stock exchange in October, Andy Palmer, the chief executive, said James Bond's favourite car marque had already increased stockpiles of car components fro...
Carmaker pursues 'no deal' contingency plans as third-quarter sales nearly double Aston Martin is ready to fly car parts into the UK next year and switch to new supply routes across the channel to ensure it can keep production going if the Brexit agreement collapses. Presenting the luxury carmaker's first results since it floated on the London stock exchange in October, Andy Palmer, the chief executive, said James Bond's favourite car marque had already increased stockpiles of car components fro...
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