This report delves into the impact of Brexit on the UK manufacturing industry, focusing on the financial and economic consequences. It examines the macroeconomic effects, including potential GDP loss and job market impacts, and highlights the significance of the manufacturing sector's exports to the EU. The report discusses the direct effects of Brexit, such as savings on EU budget contributions, alongside challenges like uncertainty and loss of business confidence. It analyzes how Brexit affects currency risk, supply chains, and investment capital, and how businesses can mitigate these risks. The report emphasizes the importance of assessing supply chain audits, enterprise resource management, and long-term forecasting. It also explores the effects of immigration policies and workforce mobility, as well as overall market access costs due to currency depreciation and trade barriers. The report concludes that while Brexit may offer some benefits, it poses significant challenges to the manufacturing sector, potentially reducing exports and negatively impacting the industry.