McLaren gets a new owner with big plans for the future. A potential deal between the Abu Dhabi government-owned investor and the manufacturer was first announced in October 2024, and the ink dried on the agreement on December 8th. However, while the deal has been signed, it will be completed subject to customary closing conditions and obtaining regulatory approvals. Once the deal goes through, CYVN Holdings and McLaren believe the new partnership will “empower McLaren to reach its full potential via access to engineering and design capabilities, leading-edge technology, and experienced leadership to propel McLaren’s trajectory.“ https://buff.ly/41t0BRc
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Abu Dhabi's CYVN Holdings has agreed to acquire McLaren Automotive in a deal that marks a significant shift for the British supercar and Formula One brand. The agreement is seen as an opportunity to inject fresh capital, bolster engineering capabilities, and expedite McLaren’s move toward electric vehicles (EVs). The deal is expected to revitalise McLaren, a company that has faced financial strain and reported record losses recently, while also enhancing its global presence and EV offerings. You can read more about this interesting change in the future of McLaren here - https://lnkd.in/e9ZCPcBf #McLaren #Automotive
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🏎️ UAE’s CYVN Holdings to Rev Up McLaren’s Future The iconic British supercar maker McLaren is undergoing a major shift. CYVN Holdings, an Abu Dhabi-based investment firm, is stepping in to acquire McLaren, following the company’s struggles with over £900M in losses. Key Highlights: -CYVN Holdings aims to stabilize McLaren after financial turbulence, which included substantial losses and funding challenges. -The move reflects the UAE's strategic investments in high-value automotive and tech industries. -McLaren’s iconic status in Formula 1 and luxury supercars adds immense brand value, which CYVN plans to leverage for growth. -This acquisition underscores the growing trend of Gulf states investing in Western automotive and tech brands, paving the way for innovative partnerships and sustainable growth. What are your thoughts on this pivotal move in the automotive industry? #AutomotiveInnovation #InvestmentStrategy #McLaren #F1racing #Supercars
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Now we know. British supercar manufacturer McLaren has been acquired by CYVN Holdings, a subsidiary of Abu Dhabi’s trillion-dollar sovereign wealth fund. The acquisition marks a significant shift for McLaren, which has been striving to develop its first electric supercar and adapt to the evolving automotive landscape. Previously owned by Bahrain’s state-backed Mumtalakat Holding Company, McLaren’s automotive business will now be controlled by CYVN. The agreement comes on the heels of a challenging year for McLaren, which reported record losses of £924 million in 2023, nearly three times the £349 million loss recorded in 2022. As part of the deal, Mumtalakat will retain control of McLaren’s racing division, while CYVN will hold a minority stake in the overall business. The transaction reflects the growing interest of Gulf investors in high-performance automotive brands and McLaren's ambitions to secure a foothold in the electric vehicle market. Credits: CTTO, megazettes
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Good synopsis of this deal !!
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Is the CYVN Holdings deal for McLaren Automotive Ltd the deal of the decade? Paying a reported $700 million for a brand with a difficult upbringing, but with a huge potential may just be genius! If McLaren can stop fire fighting the financials, and focus on what it does best, does this allow the team to focus on product development and quality, and help improve both the ambition and viability of the dealer network? If we look at some basics: * Fantastic racing heritage to draw upon * The F1 probably remains the benchmark supercar of recent times - supported by their $20M valuations today * $1.2 Billion of turnover in 2023 is tiny for a company of their potential reach * Still have a limited product line up - if they introduce an SUV, they can unlock far bigger markets, particularly in the GCC. However with a controlling interest in Gordon Murray technologies, could this be a winning card - through a reconnection? We all know the supercar market is fickle, product ageing is much quicker than volume OEM offerings, and with 2 giants in Porsche and Ferrari leading the way, can McLaren join this exclusive club?
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Abu Dhabi-based CYVN Holdings has officially acquired McLaren’s automotive business from Bahrain’s sovereign wealth fund, Mumtalakat, in a $700M deal—reinforcing the strong ties between Abu Dhabi and Bahrain. This strategic acquisition includes a stake in the McLaren Group, opening doors for innovation in high-tech engineering and electric vehicles. In 2023, McLaren generated $1.2B in revenue and produced 20,500 cars, further solidifying its legacy with a prestigious victory at the 2024 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix with Lando Norris. Dubai-based DP World, one of McLaren’s highest-spending sponsors, also gains prominence from this milestone. The signing ceremony saw the presence of H.H. Sheikh Khaled bin Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan and H.R.H. Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa, celebrating a shared vision for growth and innovation. https://lnkd.in/dQd5dxZF
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#British #supercar manufacturer McLaren Group has been acquired by CYVN Holdings, a subsidiary of Abu Dhabi’s trillion-dollar sovereign #wealth fund. The acquisition marks a significant shift for McLaren, which has been striving to develop its first electric supercar and adapt to the evolving automotive landscape. Previously owned by Bahrain’s state-backed #Mumtalakat #Holding Company, McLaren’s automotive business will now be controlled by CYVN. The agreement comes on the heels of a challenging year for McLaren, which reported record losses of £924 million in 2023, nearly three times the £349 million loss recorded in 2022. As part of the deal, Mumtalakat will retain control of McLaren’s #racing division, while CYVN will hold a minority stake in the #overall #business. The transaction reflects the growing interest of Gulf investors in high-performance automotive brands and McLaren's ambitions to secure a foothold in the electric vehicle market. #amconews #uae #maclaren #maclaren720s #MaclanRacing
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