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Disruptions led to an average $82 million in annual losses per
company last year in key industries like aerospace, compared
with $182 million in 2021, and $184 million in 2020, supply-
chain risk management company Interos told Reuters ahead of
publication.
In the latest report, Interos surveyed 750 companies with annual
revenues between $500 million and $50 billion from energy,
financial services, oil and gas, healthcare, government and
aerospace.
"The key takeaway is that people recognize it's better than it
was, but it will not go back to the way that it was in 2019,"
said Interos industry analyst Tim White.
Labor and raw material constraints, as well as unforeseen
disruptions remain supply chain headwinds, White said.
Executives were surveyed in the U.S., Canada and the UK and
Ireland.
(Reporting by Allison Lampert in Montreal; editing by Jonathan
Oatis)
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