Knight said the strikes would cost Stellantis less than €750 million ($800 million) in terms of profits, during an investors call. She declined to give estimated cost of the contract going forward ahead of the union holding its ratification vote among its rank-and-file members. Knight noted the hit to its profits should be the smallest among the three unionized automakers struck by the UAW. Last week, General Motors ( GM ) said walkouts by its workers had cost the company $200 million in the first two weeks and another $600 million in the first three weeks of October. Losses at GM likely increased after that as the UAW added its largest and most profitable plant to its strike targets a week ago. GM reached its own deal with the UAW on Monday. Ford, which was the first to reach a deal with the UAW last Wednesday, reported the strike reduced earnings before interest and taxes by about $100 million in the just-completed third quarter.