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Chip shortages stopped JLR from selling more globally through the fall and early winter, explaining the red ink on the bottom-line at India’s biggest automotive company by revenue for the fourth three-month period through the past year.
ET Intelligence Group: Jaguar Land Rover is almost synonymous with Tata Motors these days, and the December quarter was no exception.
Chip shortages stopped JLR from selling more globally through the fall and early winter, explaining the red ink on the bottom-line at India’s biggest automotive company by revenue for the fourth three-month period through the past year.
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