Adient CEO tells automakers his company won’t eat tariffs costs

Adient-wall-street — Adient said it is pursuing more business with Chinese automakers. (ADIENT)

By:

Kurt Nagl, Crains Detroit Business

January 28, 2025 08:14 PM

Adient anticipates significant financial fallout from looming tariffs, but the automotive seating supplier won’t be left holding the bag, its CEO said.

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