Dana Incorporated filed a WARN notice with the Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity. The April 10 filing indicates that the company will close a facility in Robinson, Illinois, impacting 81 employees.
Dana Incorporated to Close Robinson Facility
Dana Incorporated is a worldwide provider of drivetrain and propulsion systems for light vehicles, commercial trucks, and off-highway equipment. The company operates globally, serving a range of automotive and industrial markets.
The company announced the layoffs and filed a notice under the Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification (WARN) Act. Dana is closing its facility located at 1201 E Victor Dana Rd, Robinson, IL 62454, leading to job cuts.
The company did not provide a reason for closure in the filing, but the layoffs are expected to take effect on June 15, 2026.
An Overview of Dana Incorporated’s Global Presence and Capabilities
Dana Incorporated designs and manufactures propulsion and energy-management solutions for cars and industrial applications. The company was founded in 1904 and is headquartered in Maumee, Ohio.
The company produces a broad spectrum of innovative technologies. These products support conventional and alternative powertrains, including axles, driveshafts, electric propulsion systems, sealing solutions, and thermal management.
These systems are designed to enhance the efficiency, performance, and sustainability of light vehicles, heavy trucks, and industrial machinery.
Dana plays a key role in the evolving mobility landscape by investing in electrification and clean-energy technologies. It offers e-axles, electric motors, inverters, and software-controlled systems in its portfolio to serve the needs of hybrid and fully electric automobiles.
In March, the company hosted the 2026 Capital Markets Day, where Dana showcased its long-term plan for growth and margin expansion. The plan also introduced its long-term ‘Dana 2030’ targets.
In addition to its products, Dana also focuses on sustainability and corporate responsibility. The company has over 100 years of engineering history and remains at the leading edge of the future of transportation with the development of drives and electrification technologies.
The scheduled shutdown of the Robinson facility marks a notable workforce reduction in the area. Other details on employee support, such as severance or reassignment opportunities, are yet to be released.
