Not Actively Looking, But Open to Partnership for KTM: Bajaj Auto
Rakesh Sharma noted that KTM returned to EBITDA breakeven in the April-June quarter.
Rakesh Sharma noted that KTM returned to EBITDA breakeven in the April-June quarter.
The automaker expects demand to sustain going forward.
The company’s current installed capacity is 7.2 million units per annum.
By the start of this year’s festival season, Bajaj Auto is looking to a new and upgraded two-wheeler portfolio.
The automaker did not say whether the planned upgrades would cover its entire 125-160cc portfolio or specific models.
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