US EditionJaguar Land Rover Warns US Tariffs Will Hit Profit Margins
- Jaguar Land Rover has downgraded its profit expectations for the year, now projecting margins between 5% and 7%, previously forecasting 10%, due to tariffs and uncertainty.
- The company halted all shipments to the US but resumed them after reaching an agreement on reduced tariffs.
- JLR is reallocating vehicles to other markets and may increase US prices to offset tariffs, with cash flow expected to be nearly zero this financial year.
- Shares of Tata Motors fell by 3.8% following JLR's profit prediction downgrade, although management remains committed to long-term investment plans.
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Jaguar Land Rover warns US tariffs will hit profit margins
The company told investors it is seeking to offset tariffs by reallocating vehicles ‘to accessible markets’.
US tariffs to hit profits at Jaguar Land Rover - Liverpool Business News
UK carmaker Jaguar Land Rover admits impact of President Trump’s tariffs on cars imported into the US will lead to lower full-year profit margins. Tony McDonough reports Jaguar Land Rover says it expects lower margins this year Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) says US automotive tariffs will likely push down its full-year profit margins. This week the company, which employs more than 3,500 people at its car assembly plant at Halewood in Merseyside, low…
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On the tariffs front, Jaguar Land Rover mentioned that it is engaging with the US government. The UK-US trade deal is expected to reduce tariffs from 27.5% to 10%, although tariffs on Slovakia (where the Defender SUV is produced) will remain contingent on EU tariff deal. JLR is actively redirecting supply to more accessible markets and is assessing pricing actions in the US to help mitigate the financial impact from tariffs.NDTV Profit’s special…
British luxury car manufacturer Jaguar Land Rover has worsened its outlook for this financial year.
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