Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) has announced it will partially restart manufacturing in the coming days, nearly a month after production was halted by a major cyberattack.
The luxury carmaker suspended operations on 31 August, disrupting assembly lines at its plants in Solihull and Halewood, and forcing thousands of staff and suppliers into temporary standstill. The attack also froze payments across the supply chain, affecting hundreds of small firms reliant on JLR contracts.
The news follows a government move to back a £1.5 bn loan guarantee for the automaker, amid warnings from MPs that some suppliers had only «a week...