The AKV report states that 23 potential investors have now expressed interest, with KTM tasking Citibank for this process.

KTM's debts are now at more than $4.2 billion and expected to rise, while 23 investors have shown interest in the company.

Not to mince words, but KTM's future isn't looking all that bright or rosy right now. The company, headed by Stefan Pierer, is going through insolvency proceedings. It has over a year's worth of ...

KTM faces €1.8 billion in debt but secures €900 million in pledges. The company remains committed to MotoGP with ...

MotoGP: Stefan Pierer Resigns As Chief Executive Officer for the financially troubled KTM organization, ahead of a key ...

But today is, supposedly, good news on the KTM MotoGP front as the team says it's back developing this year's bike after ...

KTM's confirmed debt stands at €1.8 billion, and in recent weeks it has been able to gain significant interest from investors ...

Explore the newly unveiled colour schemes of Ducati, Gresini, Aprilia, and Trackhouse for the 2025 MotoGP season, ...

MotoGP: The engineers will meet in the Racing Department as planned. The 850 cc MotoGP project for 2027 has not yet been ...

Pierer Mobility AG announced the 13th record year in succession. But at the same time the debt tripled from 265 to 776 ...

An initial creditors hearing in December concluded that KTM’s restructuring could continue, though doubt about its future in MotoGP is significant as a withdrawal is said to be “planned ...

Should they leave or should they stay - the MotoGP commitment of the economically troubled motorcycle manufacturer KTM has ...