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KTM is safe Thanks to a 600 million euro investment by the Indian company Bajaj Auto, a minority shareholder of KTM since 2007. Thanks to this agreement, which avoids the bankruptcy of the Austrian ...

The deal, subject to regulatory approvals, will be executed through its Netherlands-based wholly owned subsidiary, Bajaj AutoInternational Holdings BV (BAIHBV), which will provide fresh funding of ...

With three senior members set to leave Pierer Mobility, the winds of change of blowing for the Austrian manufacturing giant.

The Austrian motorcycle manufacturer KTM, a core brand in Pierer Mobility's portfolio, has received court confirmation for ...

KTM have been officially pulled back from the brink thanks to a €600 million investment from manufacturing partner Bajaj Auto – adding to the €200 million sum previously received from the ...

Bajaj Auto, through its arm, will provide €600 million to KTM, supporting its restructuring and revival. Shares of Bajaj Auto recovered from early weakness to trade marginally lower in mid-day ...

Of the fresh €600 million debt now to be provided to fund payment of creditors quota and associated cost, €450 million will be provided as a secured term loan by BAIHBV to KTM AG and €150 ...

The remaining €600 million comprises a €450 million secured loan to KTM AG and €150 million in convertible bonds issued by PBAG and subscribed to by BAIHBV. Funds will be deposited in court ...

in which the company stated it was transitioning to a majority owner in KTM through its wholly owned international subsidiary BAIHBV with a €600-million (US$678.6-million) infusion. This ...

This deal sees KTM repay 30% of its over €2 billion debts, which amounts to around €600 million, by 23 May 2025. While KTM had numerous companies express interest in pledging investment ...