Multiple sources report that Royal Enfield’s dealer network is facing a short-term stock squeeze as the company’s order backlog remains thin. Kotak Securities notes that the order backlog is about 4–6 days, indicating limited buffer inventory between customer orders and available supply. At the same time, Kotak Securities says Royal Enfield’s monthly production capacity is scheduled to increase to 132,000 units starting in July. This planned ramp-up is presented as the main factor expected to ease shortages and improve availability through dealers. While the reports focus on the near-term supply-demand balance, they do not describe any change in consumer demand or specific dealer-level actions beyond the expectation that higher output will help address the current tightness in stock. Overall, the coverage centers on two linked metrics—backlog duration and the upcoming capacity expansion—and frames the capacity increase as a likely step toward stabilizing dealer inventories.