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The Tokyo Bay Aqua-Line approaching Kisarazu in Chiba Prefecture
Business & commercial

Absolute turns race-team equity into a ¥4.5bn retail bet

Absolute Auto Group has acquired a 5,000-square-metre Tokyo Bay site and plans to invest up to ¥4.5bn in a retail, membership and hospitality destination. The project tests whether a racing operation can convert paddock credibility into a durable customer business.

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Max Verstappen driving the Red Bull RB22 during practice for the 2026 Chinese Grand Prix
Business & commercial

Red Bull turns its F1 engine gamble into a £153m operation

New accounts put numbers on Red Bull's decision to build its own Formula 1 power unit: 611 employees, £153.1m of turnover and £322m of assets. The supplier lesson is less about vertical integration than the capital, capability and partner discipline needed to make it work.

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