Aston Martin shares tumbled to a record low after it posted a £68m loss in its maiden annual results with profits wiped out by the "eye-watering" costs of its stock market flotation.
Aston Martin shares tumbled to a record low after it posted a £68m loss in its maiden annual results with profits wiped out by the "eye-watering" costs of its stock market flotation.
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