Analysts: No-Deal Brexit Prep Has Cost UK Aerospace £500m
Credit: Theresa May: Controller of Her Majesty's Stationery Office
LONDON—Preparations for a potential no-deal Brexit have cost the UK aerospace industry as much as £500 million ($660 million), analysts have suggested. The figure is based on the estimated cost of increased stockpiling and warehousing in preparation for Brexit across the industry, and is largely...
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