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Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles-owned Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) has temporarily paused production at its Solihull manufacturing facility in the United Kingdom, due to a part supply constraint from a supplier.<\/p>
Must Read:\u00a0Cyberattack impact on Tata Motors PV earnings crosses Rs 3,200 crore; losses still mounting<\/strong><\/p> \u201cProduction has been temporarily paused on certain vehicle lines, and JLR is working closely with the supplier to resolve the issue as quickly as possible and to minimise any impact on clients or operations,\u201d JLR said in a statement.<\/p> The Tata group company said the recent disruption is short-term in nature and limited in scope. \u201cAt this stage, the Company does not anticipate any material impact on its overall operations or financial performance,\u201d it said, adding that the automaker has been in \u201cconstant communication\u201d with the relevant supplier.<\/p> Must Watch:\u00a0Tata Group\u2019s N Chandrasekaran Hails Ranipet Plant As Gateway For High-End Vehicles And Global<\/strong>\u00a0<\/p> The production pause comes months after a debilitating cyberattack cost Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles\u2019 luxury unit JLR about 50,000 units in terms of production loss. Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles reported a second straight quarter of heavy losses in the third quarter as costs related to the September cyberattack soared to 260 million pounds.<\/p> \u201cWe have cumulatively taken 260 million pounds of exceptional charges in Q2 and Q3. That number, however, doesn\u2019t include the lost sales volumes on the 50,000 units that we lost in production,\u201d Richard Molyneux, JLR\u2019s Chief Financial Officer, said during a post-earnings conference call. The bottom line number will be considerably in excess of 260 million pounds, Molyneux added.<\/p> After the cyberattack, JLR\u2019s net debt swelled. \u201cOur debt has increased. We will certainly not get back to net cash over the next two or three quarters. That is going to be something that is going to take a little bit more time,\u201d the JLR CFO said. JLR’s cash break-even volume threshold has also gone up significantly above 325,000 units, he added.<\/p> Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles-owned Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) has temporarily paused production at its Solihull manufacturing facility in the United Kingdom, due to a part supply constraint from a supplier.<\/p> \u201cProduction has been temporarily paused on certain vehicle lines, and JLR is working closely with the supplier to resolve the issue as quickly as possible and to minimise any impact on clients or operations,\u201d JLR said in a statement.<\/p> The Tata group company said the recent disruption is short-term in nature and limited in scope. \u201cAt this stage, the Company does not anticipate any material impact on its overall operations or financial performance,\u201d it said, adding that the automaker has been in \u201cconstant communication\u201d with the relevant supplier.<\/p> The production pause comes months after a debilitating cyberattack cost Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles\u2019 luxury unit JLR about 50,000 units in terms of production loss. Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles reported a second straight quarter of heavy losses in the third quarter as costs related to the September cyberattack soared to 260 million pounds.<\/p> \u201cWe have cumulatively taken 260 million pounds of exceptional charges in Q2 and Q3. That number, however, doesn\u2019t include the lost sales volumes on the 50,000 units that we lost in production,\u201d Richard Molyneux, JLR\u2019s Chief Financial Officer, said during a post-earnings conference call. The bottom line number will be considerably in excess of 260 million pounds, Molyneux added.<\/p> After the cyberattack, JLR\u2019s net debt swelled. \u201cOur debt has increased. We will certainly not get back to net cash over the next two or three quarters. That is going to be something that is going to take a little bit more time,\u201d the JLR CFO said. JLR’s cash break-even volume threshold has also gone up significantly above 325,000 units, he added.<\/p> \u00a0<\/p> <\/div> JLR Solihull plant production halt 2026, Jaguar Land Rover supply chain disruption UK, Tata Motors JLR cyberattack impact 50000 units, JLR production pause UK supplier issue, JLR financial losses \u00a3260 million cyberattack, Richard Molyneux JLR debt net cash outlook, JLR Solihull manufacturing shutdown reason, Tata Motors JLR UK operations update, JLR supply constraint production lines paused, JLR break even volume 325000 units increase#Fresh #trouble #JLR #plant #halts #production #supply #crunch1774834472<\/p> ","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles-owned Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) has temporarily paused production at its Solihull manufacturing facility in the United Kingdom, due to a part supply constraint from a supplier. 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