CE Automotive Newsletter
October 2026
The Hidden Cost of Supplier Performance
Could one of your lowest-cost suppliers actually be one of your most expensive? Premium freight, production disruptions, quality issues and regulatory requirements often create costs that remain hidden across multiple functions. Discover how leading manufacturers are improving visibility, reducing risk and building more resilient supplier networks.
Tax Litigation Topics in the Automotive Sector
Are automotive companies prepared for increasing scrutiny from tax authorities? As the industry undergoes rapid transformation driven by electrification, digitalisation and evolving supply chains, tax audits are becoming more complex and increasingly focused on transfer pricing, intra-group transactions, VAT and business restructurings. Learn about the key tax litigation risks affecting automotive companies across Central Europe and discover how proactive documentation, strong internal processes and timely defence strategies can help mitigate potential disputes and financial exposure.
Enhancing Supply Chain Resilience in a New Era of Policy
Manufacturers are facing increasing pressure from supply chain disruptions, trade tensions, and evolving tariff policies. According to Deloitte’s study Enhancing Supply Chain Resilience in a New Era of Policy, companies are shifting their focus from cost optimization alone to a balance of resilience, agility, and long-term competitiveness.
The study explores:
- how tariffs and trade policies could reshape manufacturing supply chains
- why resilience is becoming a strategic priority for manufacturers
- where reshoring opportunities are most eco nomically viable
- how digital technologies can improve supply chain visibility and efficiency
- how manufacturers can assess and mitigate supply chain risks
- why workforce skills are critical to future manufacturing growth
How can manufacturers strengthen resilience while managing costs in an increasingly uncertain environment?
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