The talk of any potential investors has actually been good for Aston Martin, as its shares on the stock market rose by 15 percent when Geely’s potential investment became public. A majority of Aston Martin’s shares are held by the Kuwait-based Adeem/Primewagon group. The Strategic European Investment Group holds roughly one-third of Aston’s shares, while Daimler owns 5 percent. Stroll was reportedly seeking a 19.9 percent stake.Until an official announcement is made, anything regarding Stroll and/or Geely is still subject to speculation. But if Aston Martin is truly determined to make a major financial decision about its long-term security by the end of this month, it has less than two weeks to do so.
Source: carbuzz.com