Aston Martin is not owned by a single person; it is a publicly traded company called Aston Martin Lagonda Global Holdings plc, listed on the London Stock Exchange under the ticker “AML.”

Major shareholders

• The largest single shareholder group is the Yew Tree Consortium led by Canadian businessman Lawrence Stroll, which holds a significant minority stake and provides the company’s executive chairman.

• Other major shareholders include Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF), Chinese automaker Geely (through interests linked to its chairman Li Shufu), and Mercedes‑Benz Group, each holding notable but minority stakes.

What “ownership” means here

• Because Aston Martin is publicly listed, ownership is dispersed among institutional investors, major strategic investors (like PIF, Geely, Mercedes‑Benz), and smaller retail shareholders, rather than concentrated in one owner.

• In practical terms, Lawrence Stroll and the Yew Tree Consortium exert substantial influence through their position as the largest shareholder and Stroll’s role as executive chairman, but they do not own 100% of the company.