2022 Adjusted EBIT Margin is expected to be approximately 4.3%, which is below the 4.8% to 5.0% range disclosed in November. The reduced Adjusted EBIT Margin reflects a number of items, including: decreased contribution on lower sales; higher net warranty costs; provisions against certain accounts receivable and other balances; higher net engineering expense due to the revised timing of both spending and customer recoveries; operating underperformance at certain facilities; and higher labor and other operational inefficiencies as a result of the continued unpredictability of customers’ production schedules. Adjusted net income attributable to Magna is also impacted by the factors above.
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