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India takes bigger share of KTM

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I saw this posted in Dealernews:
Bajaj Auto boosts KTM stake to 47 percent
Publish date: Apr 4, 2012
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Indian OEM Bajaj Auto has increased its ever-creeping share of Austrian marque KTM Power Sports to just over 47 percent.
Bajaj bought another 6.3 percent of KTM recently with a purchase from one of the key stakeholders through an open market transaction, according to the Economic Times of India. A senior Bajaj official confirmed the purchase, but details are confidential.
Bajaj Auto is the second-largest shareholder in KTM. Other large shareholders-Stefan Pierer and Rudolf Knuenz-hold more than 51 percent stake. Bajaj Auto and KTM are working on a few joint development projects.
Bajaj-KTM introduced the KTM Duke 200 in India in January and are working to get a toehold in Brazil and the other emerging markets such as Malaysia and Indonesia. Cross Industries and Bajaj Auto entered a joint venture in 2008 to manufacture KTM 125cc motorcycles in India for sale in European markets.
Posted by Holly Wagner

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