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 Re: Triumph has outperformed the world
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Learned Hand
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70,000 isn't a vrazy number- i remember 44,000 several years ago. Maybe it's 50 or 60 - that's still pretty good.
I also remember someone posting global numbers years ago (maybe thanassis) and the big players numbers were staggering (a million hondas?). Our favorite brand has lots of room to grow!
I don't think they are even close to 50,000 bikes a year. We will never know as they don't release their numbers.
well i found some number...
The Triumph Group announced sales of 37,400 units in the financial year ending 30 June 2006. This represented a growth of 18% over the 31,600 produced in 2005.
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Figures filed with Companies' House yesterday showed that in the year to June 30, 2008, Triumph's operating profits had risen by 16 per cent to £14.57m.
Turnover soared by 29 per cent, to £284.56m.
The company, which this week launched its 16th model, sold 48,929 bikes in the same period – up 19 per cent on the previous 12 months... web page
you really sound like you want triumph to fail?????
Ed 
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