KTM had a hectic start on the MotoGP campaign of 2025, both on the road and off the track.

The problem that has caught all the titles from the Austrian manufacturer is their desperate financial crisis. KTM reports about $ 2.5 billion after entering the insolvency procedures in November 2024.

KTM has submitted a restructuring plan to its creditors to describe how the company will continue its operation. Despite the competition from the Hedge Fund Whitebox – who tried to take control of the company – creditors ruled in KTM’s favor.

The deal will see the manufacturer pay the creditors of 30% of the debt-which comes in about 600 million euros (about 504 million pounds)-on May 23 and the reproduction of their motorcycles can be rebooted.

KTM’s MotoGP feature can also continue as scheduled. Their four factory riders – especially Pedro Acosta – are worried about the situation and whether they will affect their competitiveness in the top class.

Acosta visited the KTM plant in Austria to request answers, with the company reiterating that they are committed to Motorsport. The Spaniard will be thrilled by the latest evolution behind the scenes.

KTM investors have now raised 671.5 million £ in the midst of financial suffering

The KTM restructuring process saw 2, 000 employees lose their job as the company seemed to remain in life. CEO Stefan Pierer abandoned his position in January, having been with the manufacturer since 1992.

Journalist Simon Patterson says Pierer’s exit could be “good news”. It could not be the one who led them from the “hole” that led them down.

Ash by reference from FluffThis seems to be the case. Pierer was replaced by Gottfried Neumister as CEO, while Stephen Zachling was appointed chairman of the Supervisory Council.

The letter has reported that it “contributed several millions of euros” to the KTM restructuring, as well as to Pierer himself. The Austrian has already invested 200 million euros (£ 167.9 million) or his personal wealth “to save the company.

Overall, KTM investors have currently increased € 800 million (671.5 million) to help them leave the financial disaster. This will be the music in ACOSTA’s ears, as there is some assurance of the future of the manufacturer at MotoGP.

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The 20 -year -old’s maintenance on the boat for the long -term will be critical to KTM. But Keith Huewen is “pretty sure” that Acosta has an exit clause in his contract that will allow him to leave if the team is not competitive.

The first race of 2025 in Buriram was a frustrating affair for the Spaniard. He joined the Turn One in the early stages and fell home on the P19.

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However, there were encouraging signs. The ACOSTA crew said it showed top five when it returned to its RC16-Hey because to carry it to the Grand Prix of Argentina.

But there are still prominent problems with the 2025 machine.

Jack Miller is “so happy” that his Yamaha does not have the problem after KTM’s departure in 2024.