Triumph history

2000: The company relaunches the Bonneville and approaches the break-even mark.

In February 2002, as the company was preparing to celebrate its 100th anniversary as a motorcycle maker, its main factory was hit by fire, which destroyed most of its manufacturing capacity.

The plant is capable of producing up to 50,000 units per year; a second plant has been in the works and is expected to open in 2003.

In 2004 Triumph shocks the motorcycling world with the world's largest production motorcycle, the Rocket III. Like the BSA Rocket 3, 35 years earlier, it features a three cylinder motor.

2005 Introduced document imaging and electronic invoice processing to expanded market segments.

2006 Developed proprietary risk management program that matches factoring servicing protocols to individual client requirements.

Led by the perennial favorites, the Speedmaster and America cruisers, as well as the iconic Bonneville and award-winning Daytona 675 sportsbike, Triumph is the best selling brand of motorcycle in Australia according to 2007 sales figures released by the Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries.

Assets $235.6 million Branches 2 total Team 30 members At the end of 2010, Triumph acquired EJ Financial and its banking subsidiary, Equity Bank.

Assets $252.5 million Branches 2 total Team 32 members After a very successful year, Triumph spent the next twelve months of 2011 planning for the future and cleaning up their assets to prepare for the next decade of rapid growth.

Triumph has partnered with Living Water since 2013 and has deployed 12 team members on a total of 8 short term trips to El Salvador.

2014 Expanded factoring services to staffing, oil and gas, government contractors, manufacturing and distribution and other service industries.

2015 Launched MyTriumph.com, an industry-leading portal built for customers to see/view their accounts and payment status — with complete transparency.

Assets $2.6 billion Branches 37 total Team 730 members 2016 brought on even more growth with new acquisitions — ColoEast Bankshares, Inc. and its community banking subsidiary, Colorado East Bank & Trust and Southern Transportation Insurance Agency.

Assets $3.5 billion Branches 51 total Team 855 members In 2017, our TBK Bank branch footprint grew even bigger with the acquisition of Valley Bank & Trust and 9 branches from Independent Bank.

Check out my story on the Triumph Factory Visitor Experience that was officially opened by Prince William in 2018. (Link)

Assets $5.1 billion Branches 61 total Team 1107 members The year 2019 was a difficult one in many respects, but a successful one in others.