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September 22, 2026

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Samsung shares tumble 32% as company’s market valuation down by $122 Bn

In a high-stakes industry where innovation is currency, Samsung’s recent setbacks highlight just how quickly fortunes...

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Shaikh Salman bin Khalifa Al Khalifa, Bahrain’s finance minister and chairman of Mumtalakat, said the agreement aligns with the company’s vision for McLaren’s transformation. “We are confident in CYVN’s ability to build on McLaren’s strong legacy and unlock its full potential,” he added. This development follows a challenging few years for McLaren, marked by record financial losses. In 2023, the company reported a £924 million loss, up from £349 million in 2022. These figures reflect the struggles of the Woking-based automaker, which has required significant financial support from Mumtalakat to stay afloat. Financial Woes Force Strategic Realignment McLaren’s financial challenges have been well-documented. During the COVID-19 pandemic, Mumtalakat led a £300 million emergency cash infusion to keep the company operational. In subsequent years, over £1 billion was raised through asset sales and investments, including a part-sale of McLaren’s heritage car collection and a sale-and-leaseback agreement for its headquarters. Despite these efforts, the automaker continued to face mounting losses, prompting Mumtalakat to seek a buyer. Wall Street giant JP Morgan was hired earlier this year to facilitate the process, culminating in the CYVN deal. A Vision for High-Performance Mobility CYVN Holdings aims to redefine high-performance automotive engineering by merging McLaren’s storied legacy with Abu Dhabi’s advanced engineering and technology capabilities. Jassem Mohammed Bu Ataba Al Zaabi, CYVN’s chairman, said the partnership reflects a shared commitment to innovation. “We aim to set a new benchmark for excellence in mobility,” he stated.

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McLaren Automotive Set for New Ownership as CYVN Holdings Steps In

In a notable shift in the automotive world, McLaren Automotive, the renowned British supercar manufacturer, may...

by Samir Gautam