LONDON (Reuters] – Aston Martin’s annual loss for 2021 was reduced by sales. On Wednesday, the company announced that further improvements were expected as new models are launched. It also plans to increase prices and offer more profit margins.

British carmaker says it anticipates sales to increase again in 2022, despite the ongoing disruptions in global supply chains that have been accompanied by the coronavirus epidemic.

Last month, the company stated that delays in shipping its Valkyrie limited-edition sports car had impacted its core earnings. On Wednesday, it stated that the company expects to ship 75-90 Valkyries by 2022.

Carmaker stated that its plans are to release the first fully-electric car in 2025, and all future models will come with an electric option by 2026.

The fictional spy agent James Bond has struggled since its debut in 2018. It failed to live up to expectations, and it was left with little cash. This led to Lawrence Stroll’s new investment in 2020.

Aston Martin claimed that it is now integrating technology from Mercedes-Benz as a shareholder. Mercedes-Benz increased its stake at the carmaker’s struggling in 2020. But, Aston Martin also stated that they have no plans to “embark additional shares” for the German company until the early 2023.

Aston Martin recorded an operating loss for 2021 at 76.5 million pounds (or 104 million dollars) as its sales increased 82% to almost 6,200 units.

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