Good news for Triumph Motorcycles fans, as the British motorcycle marque is reporting a banner year for 2014 — with 54,432 units sold worldwide.
That figure is up 4% over 2013’s sales figure of 52,089 units, which was the first time that Triumph broke the 50,000 unit mark since the company’s rebirth in 1984.
Helping Triumph reach this new high-water mark was the company’s home market, where Triumph accounted for one-in-five motorcycles sold in the UK (over 500cc).
Overall, Triumph saw 8% growth in the UK, as modest growth considering the British market was up roughly 10% last year.
The news is not all good, however. Triumph previously reported that financial figures for the first-half of 2014 were down, with revenue down £364 million from £369 million, and net income at a loss of £8 million.
We will have to wait for Triumph’s full yearly financial report to see if that downward trend changed at all in Q3 & Q4 of 2014.
Source: Triumph
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