Royal Enfield is exploring opportunities to establish new completely knocked down (CKD) assembly facilities in Indonesia, Africa, and Mexico to bolster its global presence. Managing Director B. Govindarajan stated that the company is studying these markets, noting Indonesia’s status as the world’s third-largest two-wheeler market, alongside opening prospects in Africa and Mexico.
Royal Enfield currently operates seven CKD units across Latin America, Asia, and Nepal.
The expansion push follows a record-breaking second quarter for parent firm Eicher Motors. The company posted its highest-ever consolidated revenue of Rs 7,422 crore, up 20% year-on-year, alongside a 15% rise in profit after tax to Rs 1,573 crore.
Royal Enfield also achieved record quarterly sales of 3,76,722 motorcycles, driven by strong domestic and international demand.
Despite strong momentum—with bookings surging over 20% between April and October—festive sales faced supply constraints, leaving dealer inventory down to about a week. To address this, Royal Enfield is ramping up production by roughly 15% this year to replenish stocks, clear booking pipelines, and return inventory to normal levels of two to three weeks while setting its sights on long-term international expansion.
