Bajaj Mobility AG, a subsidiary of , has confirmed its financial performance for 2025, reporting a revenue of EUR 1.009 billion. The company experienced a significant recovery in the second half of the year, with retail sales increasing by approximately 60% compared to the first half.

The 2025 financial year was marked by successful restructuring efforts, resulting in a restructuring gain of EUR 1,193 million. achieved an EBITDA of EUR 874 million, an EBIT of EUR 748 million, and a net profit of EUR 590 million. The equity ratio improved to 24.3%, with equity amounting to EUR 385 million, while net debt was significantly reduced to EUR 798 million.

In terms of operational achievements, the company reduced its inventory by 101,153 units, bringing the total down from 248,580 to 147,427 vehicles. Bajaj Mobility AG also celebrated its most successful year in motorsport, securing 29 championship titles.

The financial reorganisation completed in 2025 included securing a EUR 550 million unsecured loan from an international banking consortium, replacing a higher-interest loan from Bajaj Auto. This refinancing, along with a new factoring facility of EUR 150 million and a working capital facility of EUR 50 million, has strengthened the company’s financial stability and flexibility.

Looking forward to 2026, Bajaj Mobility AG aims to enhance profitability through efficiency gains and strategic focus on its core motorcycle business. The company plans to launch new models, including the KTM 990 RC R and the KTM 1390 Super Adventure S Evo, while expanding the Premium Manufacturer’s Warranty to all street-legal KTM and Husqvarna models from model year 2025 onwards.

CEO expressed optimism for 2026, noting a positive reception of new models and significant progress in inventory reduction. The company remains vigilant of geopolitical uncertainties and is prepared to implement countermeasures as needed.

Disclaimer: This article is based on a regulatory filing submitted to the National Stock Exchange of India (NSE).