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This study has focused on the influence of Supply Chain Resilience management on the financial performance of automotive-related companies. Resilience stands for the ability to be prepared and agile to withstand future risks. The main objectives of this study are to provide the need and proper direction of a change in perception of the supply chain resilience management of companies and to support manager’s investment decisions. Researchers have suggested four factors that constitute supply chain resilience: ‘preparedness’, ‘alertness’, ‘agility’, and ‘continuity’ as theoretical variables. A survey was conducted on 106 parts manufacturers working with domestic finished car manufacturers to demonstrate the influence of supply chain resilience on financial performance. Based on the collected data from the survey, empirical analysis with respect to the research theory has been carried out. In the empirical analysis process, descriptive statistical analysis, correlation analysis, validity and reliability analysis, and multiple regression analysis have been performed. Through this study, it has been found that among the four main factors that constitute supply chain resilience, supply chain agility and supply chain continuity have positive effects on the company’s financial performance. In addition, investment in supply chain resilience management can be seen as a measure to establish a safety net for businesses in a global business environment. Moreover, The importance of supply chain resilience management in the automotive industry has been rediscovered, and results of this study are expected to help enhance the competitiveness of the automobile manufacturing industry.