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The funding, facilitated by major shareholder Bajaj Auto, is intended to cover 30% of KTM's outstanding debts, estimated to be over €2 billion. The company has confirmed that the necessary funds will be delivered to the insolvency administrator by the stipulated deadline, ensuring compliance with the court-approved restructuring plan.
Since initiating self-administration, KTM has implemented several internal changes, including workforce reductions, temporary suspension of motorcycle production, and restructuring of its board of directors. Additionally, the company has divested certain investments, such as shares in MV Agusta, to streamline operations and focus on core business areas.
Despite these challenges, KTM remains committed to its factory racing efforts beyond 2025, as stated by Motorsport Director Pit Beirer. The company's dedication to its racing programs underscores its determination to maintain a strong presence in the competitive motorcycle industry.
As KTM navigates through this restructuring phase, the successful securing of substantial funding not only stabilises its financial position but also instils confidence in its stakeholders and the broader motorcycle community.
Published:Monday, 8th Dec 2025
Source: Paige Estritori
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