Triumph Motorcycles: 2015 ends with a smile

Triumph Motorcycles – Triumph Motorcycles has announced its financial results for the year ending 30 June 2015 and what we are faced with is a much happier picture than the previous year's figure, despite a decline in overall turnover.

During the year, in a difficult market, Triumph achieved 13.9 million euros in terms of profitability, recording an overall profit of 3,12 million compared to a loss in the previous financial year of 10.85 million euros. The Hinckley brand has continued to expand its global presence and develop new motorcycles. This financial year, Triumph launched its new Tiger 800 with six new derivatives, as well as four special editions of his legendary Bonneville, created to celebrate the release of the air-cooled model replaced in the 2016 range by the new Street Twin, the Bonneville T120, the Thruxton and the top of the range Thruxton R. Furthermore, we remember the special editions of the Street Triple, Speed ​​Triple, Speed ​​Triple R, Thunderbird and the Rocket X anniversary edition all arrived in 2015, while the Speed ​​Triple will also be replaced in 2016 by the Speed ​​Triple S and R.

Throughout the year, Triumph has made significant investments in new model development and in its manufacturing and distribution networks in India and Brazil. The company now has a dealer network across twelve cities in India and has expanded its market share to 13%. Further investment in the assembly plant in Brazil supported market share growth of up to 10%, while in April 2015 Triumph has established sales and distribution operations in Thailand, continuing to expand its presence abroad. In October 2015 Triumph launched the next generation of the iconic Bonneville: Street Twin, the T120 & T120 Black, the Thruxton and Thruxton R. These five new models were previewed at EICMA 2015, along with the new Tiger Explorer and the Speed ​​Triple.