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Bosses from the luxury carmaker have confirmed the company may be listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, rather than its London-based equivalent.
Ulrich Bez, Aston Martin's chief executive, insisted there is no reason the firm should be restricted to the domestic market with its stock market trading plans.
"We are of British origin, but we are a global company. We are not limited to England," he explained.
Mr Bez also revealed the manufacturer is keen to increase its customer base by expanding into currently untapped markets such as China, which it has previously been too small to exploit.
The chief executive admitted Aston Martin has yet to "fully explore" the growth potential of countries such as China, reports Bloomberg.
As many as nine in ten Aston Martins were sold in the UK when Mr Bez took over the reins in 2000.
Posted by Greg Secker
