GM estimates UAW strike has cost carmaker $200M as walkouts reach Day 20
- General Motors has incurred a cost of $200 million due to the ongoing strike by the United Auto Workers union, which is six times the CEO's salary in 2022.
- Despite the strike, Wall Street is not concerned about the losses as it is only a small portion of the carmaker's quarterly revenue, and most production has not stopped.
- The strike has affected GM's rivals Ford and Stellantis as well, with targeted strikes taking place at their factories. Neither company has disclosed their losses.
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UAW strike cost GM $200 million in its first two weeks
By Chris Isidore, CNN New York (CNN) — The United Auto Workers union strike has cost General Motors $200 million since the work stoppage began two weeks ago, the company said Wednesday. The loss runs through the end of the third quarter, which closed on September 30. GM was relatively flush with cash heading into the strike, which started on September 15. Its strong cash position, and the record profits it earned in 2022 and the first half of th…
GM estimates UAW strike has cost carmaker $200M as walkouts reach Day 20
General Motors revealed Wednesday that the ongoing strike by the powerful United Auto Workers union has cost the carmaker $200 million -- about six times what chief executive Mary Barra made in 2022.
UAW strike day 20: Walkouts cost GM $200 million
The ongoing strike by the United Auto Workers has cost General Motors Co. $200 million and the Detroit automaker has established a $6 billion line of credit, according to a filing Wednesday with the Securities and Exchange Commission. GM's move came on the 20th day of the union's unprecedented strike against it and crosstown rivals Ford Motor Co. and Stellantis NV. GM is the only automaker yet to be spared in one of the union's strike expansion …
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