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The upper level management at KTM are a lot like the Biden administration. They look out for themselves with complete disregard to the companies employees and dealers. The decision was made to cut jobs vs have the higher ups return their company vehicles at the end of 2024. I was told the CA office camaraderie is non existent and the employees still there are walking on egg shells knowing they could be cut today. John Hinz has failed at every other role within the company yet he was promoted to CEO since he will be Austrias puppet. Stevie wonder might...

It's his cry for help

If Pierer Mobility goes bankrupt, and there is a fire sale, I can see a fight between CFMOTO and Bajaj over the brand (KTM, Husqvarna and GasGas) and distribution, I can't see them buying the Austrian plant or equipment.

The show must go on… performers can and will be replaced as needed…felds will be selling masks for 100.00 at the entrance…unless you have an empty monster can showing your complete indifference to your health in which you don’t require a mask.

Simply put, current liabilities are things like revolving credit and anything due within a year (e.g. current portion of long term debt is the next year's scheduled loan principle repayments). So as has already been said, things like operating lines of credit. But taking on more long term debt will also increase your current liabilities as there will be more principle to repay in the next year. In general, you want your current assets to exceed your current liabilities because if they don't, that suggest that you'll have trouble meeting your debt servicing obligations. In reality, you can have a...

p.36 "Current liabilities increased by 43.9% in the first half of the year mainly due to the taking up of short term credit and working capital lines (572.97M euros)" Credit can come in different forms. In this instance they drew a large chunk of their credit lines that are intended to help business float costs in the short term. Like they have to build a bunch of bikes, but there is a gap from fronting those costs until they get paid by dealers. Think of it like a credit card, it's supposed to be shorter term expenses that get paid...