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    ISS recommends Aston Martin investors reject pay report

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    Posted on May 2, 2025

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    Last updated: January 24, 2026

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    ISS recommends Aston Martin investors reject the pay report due to executive salary discrepancies, despite the company's improved financial outlook.

    ISS Recommends Rejection of Aston Martin's Pay Report

    (Reuters) -Proxy adviser Institutional Shareholder Services (ISS) has recommended Aston Martin investors reject the luxury car maker's pay report and policy, citing mismatches between top executives' payouts and shareholder "experience" last year.

    Aston Martin's new CEO, Adrian Hallmark, was appointed on a salary with a "material premium" to that of his predecessor, making it stand out given the company's market position, ISS said in its report published April 23.

    The advisory group said Aston Martin's finance chief Doug Lafferty had also got a "substantial" rise in salary last year, which is not supported by "cogent rationale".

    The high-end sports car maker has faced persistent losses and mounting debt since its 2018 stock market debut, triggering multiple equity raises and job cuts.

    However, the company this week reported a narrower-than-expected first-quarter loss, improved its forecast for the next quarter and affirmed its full-year outlook.

    ($1 = 0.7508 pounds)

    (Reporting by DhanushVignesh Babu and Pushkala Aripaka in Bengaluru; Editing by Anil D'Silva and Vijay Kishore)

    Key Takeaways

    • •ISS advises rejecting Aston Martin's pay report.
    • •CEO Adrian Hallmark's salary is notably high.
    • •Finance chief Doug Lafferty received a substantial raise.
    • •Aston Martin faces ongoing financial challenges.
    • •The company reported a smaller-than-expected Q1 loss.

    Frequently Asked Questions about ISS recommends Aston Martin investors reject pay report

    1What is the main topic?

    The main topic is ISS's recommendation for Aston Martin investors to reject the company's pay report due to executive salary concerns.

    2Why is ISS recommending rejection?

    ISS cites mismatches between executive payouts and shareholder experience, highlighting high salaries for top executives.

    3What financial challenges does Aston Martin face?

    Aston Martin has faced persistent losses and mounting debt since its 2018 stock market debut.

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