Linamar posts Q4 hit from UAW strike, warns of virus impact

CEO Linda Hasenfratz: "Clearly the GM strike took a big bite out of the quarter."

March 12, 2020 04:00 PM

Canadian supplier Linamar Corp. reported a decline in fourth-quarter sales in its transportation segment as a result of the UAW strike at General Motors last year.

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