Aston Martin's executive chairman, Lawrence Stroll, considers the company undervalued and is open to selling its stake in the Formula 1 team to fund the road car division.
Stroll believes the stock market valuation of around £650 million (A$1.34 billion) is a joke.
The Yew Tree Consortium, led by Stroll, plans to increase its share in Aston Martin to 33% with an investment of £52.5 million (A$108.6 million).
The proposed sale of Aston Martin's stake in the Formula One team is expected to generate significant additional liquidity for the group.