Luxury British carmaker maker Aston Martin said its stock market share offer had been fully subscribed after it tightened and slightly lowered its price range to between £18.50-20 per share.
The company, famed for making the sports car driven by fictional secret agent James Bond, is selling around 25% of its stock in the first initial public offering (IPO) by a UK car maker for decades.
Aston initially set a range of between £17.50-22.50 a share, equating to a deal size of about £1-1.27 billion and giving the company a price tag of up to £5.1 billion.
It said today the books were now covered at the tighter range and it expects to close them at midday London time tomorrow.
The IPO follows a sale of shares by its main owners, Kuwaiti and Italian private equity groups.
