Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) has resumed normal operations in the UK after a cyberattack shutdown in September. Tata Motors oversaw a phased restart, with UK government offering £1.5bn loan guarantee to stabilize supply chain. JLR introduced measures like supplier financing scheme and accelerated electrification programme development during downtime.
In response to the cyber incident, JLR implemented measures to support cash generation and customer service. The company also prepared for electrified modular architecture and reported a revenue decrease in Q2 and H1 FY26. Loss before tax was attributed to suspended production, US tariffs, and planned reductions in legacy Jaguar lines.
JLR has restored UK production after a cyberattack fallout, with Tata Motors overseeing phased restart. UK government provides £1.5bn loan guarantee to stabilize supply chain. JLR implemented measures to support cash generation, customer service, and accelerated electrification programme during downtime.
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