KTM resumes full operations in Austrian plant

MANILA: After facing hurdles, KTM has resumed operations in its Mattighofen plant in Austria. 

The facility now returns to a full-time, five-day work week, the company said. 

Production will begin with its off-road lineup alongside its LC4 platform models, including the KTM 690 Enduro R and 690 SMC R.

“A special thank you goes to our employees, who have made this restart possible through their tremendous dedication, flexibility, and team spirit over the past months. Their commitment during one of the most challenging phases has been — and continues to be — a key success factor for the company’s future development,” KTM Chief Executive Officer Gottfried Neumeister said in a press release.  

“Restarting production gives us the stability we need to fully refocus on quality, customer proximity, and further development,” he concluded. 

KTM in PH 

The motorcycle marque has also had several challenges here in the country. 

Sometime last year, KTM and its sister brand Husqvarna finally found a new distributing partner in the Philippines through Lucky MAPI. 

In February, Lucky MAPI introduced three new models locally. Here are the models together with their respective price tags: 

KTM Duke 390	P309,000
Husqvarna 401 Svartpilen
Husqvarna Vitpilen

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KTM parent company to acquire major stake in MV Agusta

KTM expands SMC R lineup with global launch of 125, 390-cc models

KTM introduces latest 1390 Super Duke GT

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