FILE PHOTO: A Volkswagen logo is seen at a construction completion event of SAIC Volkswagen MEB electric vehicle plant in Shanghai, China November 8, 2019. REUTERS/Aly Song

HAMBURG/FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Volkswagen VOWG_p.DE is seeking more than 100 million euros ($112 million) in damages from former supplier Prevent, it said on Tuesday, adding it had filed a first claim for one of its subsidiaries.

The row dates back to 2016, when suppliers ES Guss and Car Trim stopped supplies shortly after being acquired by Prevent in a bid to raise prices, causing production losses at six of Volkswagen’s factories in Germany.

Volkswagen has filed a first claim for its Skoda unit with the Brunswick regional court, it said, adding that the Dresden higher regional court would determine which courts are responsible for further damage claims.

Prevent said it didn’t have a copy of the suit and couldn’t comment.

The supplier in November filed a lawsuit against Volkswagen claiming damages of more than $750 million.

Funke-Mediengruppe first reported about the lawsuit.

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