Tata Motors-owned JLR extends global factory shutdown after cyber hackJaguar Land Rover has extended its production shutdown until October 1 following a cyberattack that disrupted global operations. In a latest company update, JLR said its latest announcement was intended to give clarity to its staff and suppliers. The production shutdown, nearing a month, is expected to cost JLR tens of millions of pounds a day in lost revenue and has raised major concerns for the company and jobs in the supply chain. More than 33,000 people are directly employed with JLR in the UK, across assembly lines at its factories, with an estimated 200,000 employed by hundreds of companies in the supply chain. “We have two priorities, helping Jaguar Land Rover get back up and running as soon as possible and the long-term health of the supply chain,” said McDonald.