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Trades about 3,085% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Steyr Motors AG, an Austrian enterprise founded in 2022 and situated in Steyr, specializes in the global production and distribution of diesel engines for a diverse range of applications, including commercial and military vehicles. Their product lineup includes diesel engines for marine and automotive use, along with essential accessories and generator sets. The company extends its offerings to comprehensive engineering services, which encompass the customization of propulsion and power systems, engine repowering to ensure value preservation, and a versatile modular service tailored for internal combustion engines. Additionally, Steyr Motors operates an advanced in-house facility for testing engines and components, providing services such as prototyping, series manufacturing, contract production, and licensing. They also develop sophisticated engine-optimized software solutions that incorporate digital networking functionalities. The company previously operated under the name Mutares Austria Holding-01 GmbH before officially changing to Steyr Motors AG in October 2024.
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