Carney denounces Stellantis’s ‘outrageous’ sale of auto plant to defence contractor Roshel
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Automaker says it has offered to repay money Ottawa gave it to retool the Brampton plant, work that was halted after U.S. introduced tariffs
Automaker Stellantis NV says it has offered to repay money the federal government gave it to retool its auto plant in Brampton, Ont., that it has sold to defence company Roshel Inc.
Stellantis said it cannot disclose the amount because of confidentiality provisions in the agreement.
Stellantis halted the work on the plant in 2025 after the U.S. imposed 25-per-cent tariffs on Canadian-made cars. The company then moved planned production of the Jeep Compass to Illinois.
Stellantis and Roshel announced the sale of the idled plant on Monday.
“We recognize that Canadians expect accountability for public funding and that is why Stellantis has offered to voluntarily return the government support received for Brampton Assembly’s original retooling plan,” Stellantis said in a statement.
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