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Bajaj Mobility – Fertigung

Holding company of the KTM Group – production of premium motorcycles, electric two-wheelers and high-performance components

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Bajaj Mobility AG

Mattighofen · Munderfing · Thalheim · SchalchenNew on Amplifa

1934Founded
3.782Employees (31.12.2025)
1.009 Mio. €Group revenue FY 2025
209.704Motorcycles sold FY 2025
14,0 %R&D ratio FY 2025

About Bajaj Mobility AG

Bajaj Mobility AG (until 2026 Pierer Mobility AG) is the publicly listed holding company of the KTM Group, headquartered in Mattighofen, Austria. The group company KTM AG is one of the leading European manufacturers of powered two-wheelers and brings together the brands KTM, Husqvarna Motorcycles, GASGAS and MV Agusta under one roof; the portfolio also includes high-performance components of the WP brand as well as electrically powered two-wheelers through PIERER New Mobility (FELT, GASGAS, Husqvarna E-Bicycles). The product range comprises combustion-engine motorcycles, electrically powered vehicles as well as design, concept development and digitalization. The production sites in Austria are located in Mattighofen (headquarters), Munderfing (among others engine plant), Thalheim and Schalchen. In the 2025 financial year, the Group generated revenue of €1,009 million with 209,704 motorcycles sold and 3,782 employees, of which around 3,080 in Austria. Strategic partners are the Bajaj Group (India) and CFMOTO (China).

Site
Mattighofen
Processes
Motorcycle production (premium segment), High-performance components (WP brand), Design, concept development and digitalization, E-mobility / e-bicycles, Research & Development
Founded
1934
Employees
3.782
Industries
Automotive, Motorcycles / Two-wheelers, Sport, Leisure, E-mobility

Sites

Standort Mattighofen

Mattighofen

AT

Headquarters

Munderfing

AT

Site (among others engine plant, Annual General Meeting)

Thalheim

AT

Site

Schalchen

AT

Site

Products & Components

KTM 450 Rally Replica
KTM 450 Rally ReplicaMotorcycle production · Sport/Leisure
Design, Concept Development and Digitalization
Design, Concept Development and DigitalizationEngineering · E-mobility

Industries

AutomotiveMotorcycles / Two-wheelersSportLeisureE-mobility

Additional services

Motorcycle production (premium segment)High-performance components (WP brand)Design, concept development and digitalizationE-mobility / e-bicyclesResearch & Development

History

  1. 1934

    Hans Trunkenpolz founds a tinsmith's shop and auto repair workshop in Mattighofen

  2. 1953

    Start of industrial motorcycle production; company name Kronreif–Trunkenpolz–Mattighofen (KTM)

  3. 1954

    First production record: the first 1,000 motorcycles

  4. 1991

    KTM Motor-Fahrzeugbau KG passes into the ownership of the creditor banks

  5. 1992

    Refounding as KTM-Sportmotorcycles GmbH

  6. 1994

    Conversion into an AG (stock corporation); first road motorcycle 620 Duke

  7. 1995

    Acquisition of Husaberg and White Power Suspension

  8. 1999

    New plant in Mattighofen opened

  9. 2002

    New engine plant in Munderfing commissioned

  10. 2004

    New administration building

  11. 2007

    Bajaj Auto increases its stake to over 20 %

  12. 2013

    Acquisition of Husqvarna Motorcycles GmbH

  13. 2016

    Rename of Cross Industries AG to KTM Industries AG; listing on the SIX Swiss Exchange

  14. 2019

    Rename to Pierer Mobility AG; acquisition of 60 % of GasGas

  15. 2021

    Acquisition of Felt Bicycles

  16. 2022

    Stake in MV Agusta of 25,1 %; listing in the prime market of the Vienna Stock Exchange

  17. 2024

    MV Agusta stake increased to 50,1 %; restructuring proceedings opened over KTM AG

  18. 2026

    Rename of Pierer Mobility AG to Bajaj Mobility AG

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