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KTM has reportedly brought on personnel with experience at BMW Motorrad. As the restructuring effort led by Bajaj progresses, the company is also accelerating its rebuild on the personnel front.
From a market perspective, KTM's Bajaj-led restructuring is symbolic. What the numbers show is the arrival of an era where an emerging-market giant supports a storied European name. Recruiting a BMW Motorrad alum is proof this rebuild isn't ad-hoc. I see this as one scene of Indian and Southeast Asian capital reaching into the world's center.
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As the turnaround process advances, it'll probably start affecting pricing and production too — worth watching closely.
Didn't know KTM was in the middle of a corporate turnaround — how bad was the situation actually?
Looking forward to seeing how BMW-honed know-how ends up shaping KTM's brand strategy and quality control.
From a full-blown crisis to this point — Bajaj's serious turnaround process is worth watching.
There's no doubt Bajaj's capital strength and India's manufacturing base are a huge support for KTM's turnaround.
Beyond just rebuilding the workforce, curious how the actual financial numbers are actually improving.
News of hiring is a positive sign, but the actual numbers improving is probably still ahead.
Bringing in someone from BMW Motorrad — another sign of how serious Bajaj's turnaround leadership really is.
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