The move points to rising unease around the luxury automaker’s debt burden and suggests creditors are preparing for a more formal financial review.
Aston Martin’s creditors have reportedly hired Jefferies as financial adviser, a step that signals increasing concern over the luxury automaker’s strained debt load. Bringing in an adviser is often an early sign that lenders are assessing options to protect their position when a borrower’s balance sheet comes under pressure. The report does not detail any restructuring action, but it indicates growing alarm among creditors over the company’s financial strain.