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Curtiss Motorcycle Co., Inc. (CMOT) announced today that it will launch a direct-to-investor stock-selling campaign on Wednesday, December 14, 2022. The campaign launches in time for holiday season investors to participate and is aimed at achieving capital sufficiency for the company as it prepares to formally enter the American two-wheeled luxury motoring market unchallenged.
Commenting on the company’s debut flagship model, Curtiss CEO and co-founder Matt Chambers stated, “It has been a 32 year journey to truly realize luxury motoring on two-wheels. The 1 by Curtiss is the result of thousands of luxury buyer interactions, eight unique American road bike models and hundreds of thousands of hours of best and finest hand craftsmanship. For American luxury, The 1 represents a new beginning.”
Originally founded in 1902 by American motorcycle and aviation pioneer Glenn Hammond Curtiss, the company was reborn in 2016 by Mr. Chambers and a small team of passionate American road bike experts. Its mission, to offer Forever Motoring as a Forever Enterprise, is based on the team’s foundational True Sustainability principle. Its financial goal: to earn the highest gross and net margins in all of motordom.
“Along with making eco-friendly technology desirable, Curtiss is a lean and clean enterprise with a simple structure and a smart strategy; we make money from the very first delivery”, noted Curtiss CFO, Andy Skrobko, CPA.
The company’s direct-to-investor offering will launch with limited-time bonus share incentives, giving early investors the opportunity to acquire additional equity for their support. More details to follow.