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ELECTCIAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT & PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING


PRACTICE

CASE STUDY ON ROYAL ENFIELD

GUIDED BY: PRESENTED BY:


S.P. KRUTHI VIVEK GOWD
A .K.V
4MC21EE421
INTRODUCTION
Royal Enfield, established in • 1893: Royal Enfield is founded in England.
1893, is one of the oldest • 1901: The first Royal Enfield motorcycle is
motorcycle companies.
Known for its iconic Bullet produced.
model, it has a rich history of • 1949:The iconic Royal Enfield Bullet is
producing sturdy and classic introduced.
motorcycles. The brand has a • 1955: The Indian government acquires the
strong heritage, serving in
both World Wars and company, forming Enfield India.
becoming synonymous with • 1994: Eicher Motors acquires Enfield India,
leisurely cruising. In recent leading to the formation of Royal Enfield as we
years, Royal Enfield has know it today.
gained global popularity,
maintaining its vintage charm • 2000s-2010s: Royal Enfield experiences a
while embracing modern resurgence in popularity, becoming a global
technology. brand.
PLANNING
Royal Enfield's planning involves setting clear objectives, strategies, and goals for the company's
growth. This includes:

• Developing a long-term vision to revive the brand's legacy.

• Identifying target markets and customer segments.

• Creating new product lines while maintaining the classic appeal.

• Setting sales and revenue targets for expansion.


ORGANIZING
To execute its plans, Royal Enfield focuses on organizing resources and people efficiently:

• Structuring the organization to optimize production and marketing.

• Establishing manufacturing facilities and supply chain networks.

• Building a dedicated and passionate workforce.

• Collaborating with dealerships and partners for global expansion.


CONTROLLING
Control measures are implemented to ensure Royal Enfield's operations are on track and aligned with
its objectives:

• Quality control processes to maintain the brand's reputation.

• Monitoring production standards and adherence to emission regulations.

• Regularly reviewing financial performance and market data.

• Adjusting strategies based on feedback and data analysis.


LEADING
Leadership at Royal Enfield involves inspiring and guiding the workforce to achieve the company's
vision:

• Fostering a culture of creativity and innovation.

• Encouraging open communication and idea-sharing.

• Empowering employees to take ownership and responsibility.

• Leading by example, staying true to the brand's ethos of "Pure Motorcycling."


SWOT ANALYSIS
STRENGTHS:
Brand Heritage
WEAKNESSES:
Unique Design and Styling
Quality Control Issues
Global Expansion
Limited Product Range
Strong Community and
Culture

OPPORTUNITIES: THREATS:
Diversification Competition
Environmental Concerns Emission Regulations
Emerging Markets Economic Uncertainty
Supply Chain Disruptions
• Classic Design and Style
• Robust and Reliable
ADVANTAGES •

Easy to Customize
Affordable Price

• Limited Performance
DISADVANTAGE •

Quality Concerns
Limited Technological Features
S • Vibrations and Comfort
SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITIES OF ROYAL
ENFIELD
Sustainability and Environmental
Employee Welfare
Initiatives

SOCIAL
RESPONSIBILITES

Road Safety and Rider Education Consumer Engagement

COVID-19 Response

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