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Aston Martin shares hit the gas up 16%

By MongiIG,
July 18, 2022 in Shares and ETFs

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Aston Martin shares hit the gas up 16%

James Bond car manufacturer #AML is raising £650m to strengthen its balance sheet and defend itself from a Chinese-led offer proposition. The money being raised includes support from Mercedes Benz

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