INDIAN motorcycle giant Bajaj Auto is set to take control of debt-ridden KTM AG with a $US906 million ($A1.39b) package that aims to revive the struggling Austrian manufacturer.

Bajaj Auto maintains a 20% margin for six quarters. The company focuses on the bottom line through strategic initiatives.

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KTM E-Duke is expected to roll off Bajaj’s production lines in India, aimed at serving riders both at home and abroad ...

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Bajaj Auto anticipates low single-digit growth in volumes and revenue, with pressure on operating margins due to product mix.