In 2018, Curtiss Motorcycles (formerly Confederate) changed its name and stock symbol and stopped reporting numbers. That triggered the Caveat Emptor with OTC Markets.
Now the electric motorcycle company has reported two fiscal years’ worth of data.
With this update, the company expects the Caveat Emptor status to be withdrawn.
The company expects to receive the Pink “Current” status “following a final review by the OTC Markets (which typically takes up to 30 days),” according to an email sent by the company.
Curtiss Motorcycles Enters a New Age
On September 28, the company’s email announced that it updated its OTC filings and is publicly reporting again.
Today, we announce that we have updated our OTC filings and have come out-of-the-dark, publicly reporting again after our several-year-long period of “stealth mode” brand & strategic refinement and product research & development work.
Curtiss Motorcycles
Curtiss Motorcycles’ email went on to state that in the time it took other electric motorcycle startups to create a product, the company has spent a fraction of the dollars spent, and “yet it feels it is in a better position than anyone else.”
The company anticipates becoming the first electric vehicle company to have net cash flow that’s sustainable (without government carbon credits) from the start of production.
To learn more about Curtiss Motorcycles and its products, check out the company’s website.
