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Steyr Motors AG has signed a 5-year framework agreement guaranteeing a minimum revenue of €30 million through 2030, involving the export of at least 750 engines from Austria to China. Concurrently, the company has established a joint venture with Trysun aimed at local production in China to enhance efficiency in the Asian market.

This joint venture is designed to unlock additional business potential beyond the minimum order volume. Local production will begin after the initial export phase, supporting Steyr Motors' localization strategy.

The joint venture requires no capital investment from Steyr Motors, representing a growth opportunity without financial burden. The combined strategy is projected to yield over €100 million in additional revenue potential beyond the existing business plan, positioning Steyr Motors favorably in the growing Asian defense and civilian application market.