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Royal Enfield aims to claim pole position in mid-sized bikes globally

Its presence abroad currently is either through exclusive stores or multi-brand outlets; It now seeks to set up CKD units in priority markets in APAC and LatAm region

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Royal Enfield sold a total of 199,000 motorcycles in the December quarter, a 5 per cent year on year on increase.

Shally Seth Mohile Mumbai
Royal Enfield, the motorcycle making arm of Eicher Motors, envisages being present in all the relevant markets of the world over the next decade, as part of its strategy to straddle the midsize segment of the motorcycle market globally, said company’s top official.

“Our main objective is to become a global player, be present in all the relevant markets around the world. Wherever there is potential for mid-size, we will be there and will be number one in midsize markets globally. We will be present in all the relevant markets over a decade or so. That’s the plan in the

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