Consumer goods manufacturer Reckitt Benckiser could lose up to £100m ($130m) in net revenue following the NotPetya ransomware attack, which severely disrupted the company's supply chain. While Reckitt Benckiser said it expected some of the Q2 revenue losses to be made up in Q3, it added it expected some revenue losses to be permanent, as shares slumped 3%. "We’re seeing disruption to supply chains and production, material loss of income, and physical damage becoming more of a reality," said Anthony Dagostino, head of global cyber-risk at Willis Towers Watson.
Consumer goods manufacturer Reckitt Benckiser could lose up to £100m ($130m) in net revenue following the NotPetya ransomware attack, which severely disrupted the company's supply chain. While Reckitt Benckiser said it expected some of the Q2 revenue losses to be made up in Q3, it added it expected some revenue losses to be permanent, as shares slumped 2%. "We’re seeing disruption to supply chains and production, material loss of income, and physical damage becoming more of a reality," said Anthony Dagostino, head of global cyber-risk at Willis Towers Watson.