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- Apr 4, 202550% CONFIDENCEfrom the source
CYVN Holdings Completes Its Buyout of McLaren Automotive
- Abu Dhabi's CYVN Holdings completed its acquisition of McLaren Automotive and a non-controlling stake in McLaren Racing in early April 2025[1]
- McLaren Automotive merged with British EV start-up Forseven under a new McLaren Group Holdings, with Forseven's Nick Collins becoming group chief executive[1]
- Bahrain's Mumtalakat Holding Company, McLaren's previous owner, keeps its non-controlling stake in McLaren Racing[3]
- The deal draws on CYVN's stake in Nio and its 2023 acquisition of Gordon Murray Technologies to help develop McLaren's electrification[1]
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- [1]50%finance.yahoo.com/news/cyvn-holdings-completes-mclaren-automotive-164032788.htmlfinance.yahoo.com· Posted Sep 25, 2026· Starts Apr 4, 2025 ✓· 47% of score
Coverage dated 4 and 7 April 2025 reports the deal as already completed; neither fetched article states the exact completion day, so it is estimated from the earlier of the two publication dates.
- [2]74%McLaren Automotiveen.wikipedia.org· Added Sep 25, 2026· 47% of score
Confirms the December 2024 deal announcement, completion by around April 2025, and the subsequent merger with Forseven into McLaren Group Holdings.[1]
- [3]76%CYVN Holdings acquires non-controlling stake in McLaren Racingblackbookmotorsport.com· Published Apr 4, 2025· 6% of score
Reports CYVN Holdings' acquisition of McLaren Automotive and a non-controlling stake in McLaren Racing as completed, alongside Bahrain's Mumtalakat, which remains majority shareholder of the racing team.[1]
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