JLR profits fell from £248m to £66m last quarter, latest financial results reveal
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After a break in profits, the share of the parent company Tata falls strongly. Problems of a supplier, the war on the Gulf and falling demand in China increased the car manufacturer. Hope lies in new models.
Jaguar Land Rover sees profits slump to £66million amid impact of Iran war and factory fire
Jaguar Land Rover has seen its profits fall as a result of a major fire at one of its distribution sites and the conflict in the Middle East.In the first quarter of the 2027 financial year to June 30, JLR posted a 9.6 per cent year-on-year drop in revenue, down to £6billion.It stated that volumes and profitability were impacted by a slump in wholesales, prompted by "supply constraints and market disruption".The brand's profit before tax and exce…
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JLR Profits Fall as Tata’s Big Jaguar Bet Faces a Crucial Test
JLR’s profit fell to £66m from £248m a year earlier.Vehicle sales dropped 9.2 per cent as the Middle East conflict and a supplier fire disrupted deliveries.The company is preparing four new models, including the electric Jaguar Type 01.JLR is trying to launch a new chapter for its brands while dealing with another difficult stretch for the business.The Tata Motors-owned carmaker reported £66m in profit for the three months to June, down sharply …
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