(Reuters) – Canadian auto components provider Magna Worldwide (NYSE:) raised its 2023 revenue forecast on Friday, however flagged an impression from the United Auto Employees (UAW) union strike in North America.

Suppliers have benefited from an uptick in demand for his or her auto components, software program and tech as automobile makers across the globe rush to push out safer automobiles with superior driver-aid methods and better efficiencies.

However analysts count on auto components makers to really feel the warmth after the UAW’s close to six-week lengthy strike shut operations on the Detroit Three automakers — Common Motors (NYSE:), Ford Motor (NYSE:) and Stellantis NV (NYSE:).

Magna, which has an publicity of 13%-15% to GM, Ford and Chrysler-parent Stellantis, stated its outlook mirrored an impression from the UAW strikes at sure prospects, however didn’t present additional element.

Peer Aptiv (NYSE:) additionally warned of a $180 million hit to its full-year gross sales from the UAW strikes, even because it topped quarterly estimates on Thursday.

Magna expects full-year adjusted revenue to be between $1.55 billion and $1.65 billion, in contrast with its prior forecast vary of $1.4 billion to $1.6 billion.

The corporate additionally raised its forecast assumption for gentle automobile manufacturing in Europe and China however retained its prior assumption for North America.