Triumph Bikes Company Profile, Origin Country, Market Cap

Triumph Bikes or Motorcycles Limited is the largest British manufacturer of motorcycles, known for its innovative engineering and authentic British heritage. It is headquartered in Hinckley, United Kingdom. Triumph offers a wide range of motorcycles, right from modern classical models and roadsters to sports bikes and dual-purpose models. Some of its prominent models include Tiger Series, Speed Twin, Scrambler 1200 and Bonneville.

Company Profile

Triumph was established in the year 1887 by Siegfried Bettmann. Initially named Triumph Cycle Company, it initially imported and manufactured bicycles, before transitioning to motorcycles in the year 1902. The company entered receivership in the year 1983. In the same year British entrepreneur John Bloor bought the brand name and manufacturing rights of Triumph, re-launching production in the year 1990.

Triumph is currently 100% owned by Bloor Holdings Limited. The company operates three manufacturing facilities in Hinckley, United Kingdom for designing and manufacturing its premium models, one manufacturing facility in Manaus, Brazil to cater to the South American market and three manufacturing facilities in Chonburi, Thailand for producing high volume models.

Triumph is the among the fastest-growing motorcycle brands in the premium segment, particularly in the United States.

Origin Country

Triumph has its origins in the United Kingdom. It is currently under the ownership of Bloor Holdings Limited, which is also a British company. The brand is present in 35 countries worldwide through a network of around 700 dealers. Triumph’s key markets are United States, United Kingdom, India, Brazil and Europe.

Market Cap

Triumph Motorcycles Limited has no publicly traded market capitalisation. However, the net worth of John Bloor, the owner of Triumph through Bloor Holdings Limited, is estimated at USD 1.6 billion. Revenues generated by Triumph stood at around 530 million pounds in the financial year 2024-25.