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Bajaj Mobility AG/€BMAG

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About Bajaj Mobility AG

PIERER Mobility AG, headquartered in Wels, Austria, is a European manufacturer specializing in motorcycles, bicycles, and related components. The company's portfolio includes motorcycles under the KTM, Husqvarna, GASGAS, and MV Agusta brands, as well as high-performance components from WP Suspension and sports cars under the KTM X-BOW brand. Additionally, PIERER Mobility produces e-bicycles and bicycles under the Husqvarna, GASGAS, and Felt brands. Founded in 1953, the company has expanded its global presence through strategic partnerships, including collaborations with Bajaj Auto in India and CFMOTO in China, enhancing its production capabilities and market reach. In the 2024 financial year, PIERER Mobility reported revenues of €1.9 billion and employed approximately 5,310 individuals, with about 4,100 based in Austria. The company's strategic positioning emphasizes a diversified product range and a commitment to innovation, investing around 12.5% of its revenue in research and development during 2024.
Ticker
€BMAG
Sector
Mobility
Primary listing
VSE
Employees
3,416
Headquarters
Mattighofen, Austria
Website
www.bajajmobility.com

BMAG Metrics

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Bulls say / Bears say

The sales recovery is driving strong revenue growth: first-half revenue rose 65% to €701.4 million, while motorcycle revenue climbed 109.1% and motorcycle sales increased 91.9%. (EQS News)
Cost cuts are beginning to improve profitability: first-half EBITDA returned to €37.6 million and fixed costs fell by €65.8 million, while second-quarter EBIT turned positive for the first time since restructuring. (EQS News)
A new €550 million, five-year unsecured loan refinanced KTM’s restructuring debt and repaid about €473 million owed to Bajaj. This eases the group’s interest burden and gives the business more time to complete its turnaround. (EQS News)
The turnaround has not yet produced a profitable first half: EBIT remained negative at €24.8 million, despite the return to a small operating profit in the second quarter. (EQS News)
Cash generation and leverage remain concerns: free cash flow was still negative at €22.1 million in the first half, and management reported gearing of 243.2%. (StockAnalysis)
The sharp increase in dealer shipments may overstate the strength of end-customer demand: in Q1, wholesale volumes jumped from 17,915 to 40,332, while retail sales were nearly flat year on year at 47,374 versus 46,220. (Motorcycle.com)
Data summarised monthly by Lightyear AI. Last updated on 7 Oct 2026.

BMAG Financial Performance

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Q3 24
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BMAG Earnings Performance

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Q4 23
Q1 24
Q2 24
Q3 24
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