After lengthy slump, Jaguar Land Rover sees signs of rebound in China

A security guard stands at the Jaguar Land Rover's joint plant with Chery Automobile in Changshu, China. JLR is struggling to overcome China's downturn and aggressive competition. (Aly Song/REUTERS)

October 18, 2019 06:43 AM

Jaguar Land Rover sees a recovery in its turnaround plan for China after a prolonged slump contributed to its 3.4-billion-pound ($4.4 billion) loss in the first quarter of this year.

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