In May of this year, Hanesbrands announced that it had fallen victim to a ransomware attack. At the time, the company didn’t share much else on the topic. Now, it’s been revealed that the attack cost the apparel manufacturing giant a $100 million reduction in net sales and a $35 million hit to adjusted operating profit.

In its earnings report released on August 11, HanesBrands said the attack crippled its “global supply chain network and limited its ability to fulfill customer orders for approximately three weeks.” More specifically, the incident derailed its ability to purchase new supplies, ship orders, and process payments for brands including Hanes, Champion, and Playtex.

At the time of writing, it’s unclear whether Hanes paid a ransom to free up its systems, and it has declined to comment further on the topic. However, the company did say in a statement that it “believes the cyber event has been contained” and “there is no ongoing operational impact.”

As cyber and ransomware attacks continue to threaten the financial security of companies in the increasingly digital world, many that fall victim do often suffer crippling blows as a result. Those in the industry that make the necessary investments will hopefully pick up market share and ultimately not suffer financial setbacks.