1. MGO 403 - Fundamentals of Strategic
Management (L01)
BSG Presentation
Lee Tjin Hao Jermaine Joel 50325331
Natalie Young 50321565
Nurul Abyana Binte Saifullizam 50294310
Ross Michael Gomes 50330830
2.
3. Table of contents
Years 11-15 3-Year Plan
Outcomes &
Learning Points
Year-by-year
Projected vs. Actual
01 02
03 04
5. Our Initial Plan
Differentiation
Increase number of
models along the
years
S/Q Rating &
Models
High S/Q rating with
Low number of
models
Shift in
Strategy
Decided to go for
value for money
strategy
6. Before our 3-Year Plan
Our Rankings:
Year 15
Year 14
Year 15
Overall
5th 8th 7th
10. End of Year 15 Status
Net Revenues (in millions) Industry Average
(in millions)
Internet $ 159 194
Wholesale $ 449 503
Private-Label $ 18 42
Total $ 684 773
12. Key Financials Details (Year 15)
Below Average
Total Net Revenue
13%
Below Average
Gross Profit
21%
Below Average
Net Profit
86%
Cash Overdraft
EOY Net Cash Balance
$3.8M
14. Porter's 5 Forces
Threat of New Entry
Low
Possible but unlikely
Substitutes
None
Buyer Power
High
Retail, Online consumers,
Private-label
Supplier Power
High
Monopoly - Complete
control over prices
Competitors
All 4: A & J
NA & EA: H
LA & AP: C
15. Year 15 SWOT Analysis
T
Threats
- Strong competition
- Group A, J in all
regions
- Group H in NA & EA
- Group C in AP & LA
- Fluctuations in Exchange
Rate
S
- High Image Rating
(21% above average)
- Lowest Reject Rates
- High Quality (S/Q rating)
- Largest facility in LA &
2nd largest in AP
Strengths
O
Opportunities
- Possible celebrity
endorsement
- Low competition in other
segments (Availability of
other strategies)
W Weaknesses
- Low Market Share
- No celebrity
endorsement
- Low Models
17. 3-Year Plan Vision Statement
We strive to be the first choice provider of luxury footwear worldwide.
To produce high-quality shoes that are accessible to a range of markets
and demographics.
We aim to triumph in both the wholesale and internet markets with
higher quality and variety of models, and a bigger network of retail outlets
carrying our brand.
G-Force Air, We can take you there!
18. 3-Year Plan - Branded Production Targets
Branded Manufacturing
● Aim for high operating profit margins with substantial market share.
● Maintain high internet and wholesale prices (above industry average)
Branded Cost of Pairs Sold
● Decrease costs for all 4 regions.
19. 3-Year Plan - Private-Label Production Targets
Private Label Manufacturing
● Lower costs.
● Maintain prices for all 4 regions and maintain S/Q rating.
● Win 20% market share for each region every year.
Private Label Cost of Pairs Sold
● Pricing our shoes slightly below previous year’s lowest price (with 20% market share).
20. 3-Year Plan Operating Projections
North America Europe-Africa Asia-Pacific Latin America
Branded Price Maintain Maintain Maintain Maintain
Private-Label
Price
Maintain Maintain Maintain Maintain
Warehouse
Expenses
Decrease Decrease Decrease Decrease
Marketing
Expenses
Increase Increase Increase Increase
Pairs Sold Increase Increase Increase Increase
Cost per Pair Decrease Decrease Decrease Decrease
22. 3-Year Plan Performance Targets
$5.98
EPS
Year 16
$6.54
Year 17
$7.00
Year 18
28.6%
ROE 27.3% 28.0%
$50.00
Stock Price $150.00 $180.00
B
Credit Rating A- A
93
Image Rating 100 100
23. Year 16 Projected vs Actual
What went right?
- Successfully differentiated ourselves from
competitors
- Lower production costs as shoes were only
produced in one region
Rankings
Year 16 Scoreboard: 1st
Game-to-Date Scoreboard: 2nd
$6.05
Actual
28.9%
$104.56
B
92
$5.98
EPS
Projected
28.6%
ROE
$50.00
Stock Price
B
Credit Rating
93
Image Rating
24. Year 17 Projected vs Actual
What went wrong?
- Too little production facilities to meet expected
demand
Rankings
Year 16 Scoreboard: 4th
Game-to-Date Scoreboard: 4th
$5.54
Actual
21.8%
$87.28
B+
92
$6.54
EPS
Projected
27.3%
ROE
$150.00
Stock Price
A-
Credit Rating
100
Image Rating
25. Year 18 Projected vs Actual
What went wrong?
- Lost over 60% of private label bids
- Market share was limited by the amount of
production facilities we had
What went right?
- Used excess cash to pay dividends and buy back
shares
Rankings
Year 16 Scoreboard: 5th
Game-to-Date Scoreboard: 4th
$6.99
Actual
28.0%
$147.36
A-
86
$7
EPS
Projected
28%
ROE
$180.00
Stock Price
A
Credit Rating
100
Image Rating
26. Actual Performance Overview
$6.05
Year 16
(Actual)
$5.54
Year 17
(Actual)
$6.99
Year 18
(Actual)
28.9% 21.8% 28.0%
$104.56 $87.28 $147.36
B B+ A-
92 92 86
$5.98
EPS
Year 16
(Projected)
$6.54
Year 17
(Projected)
$7.00
Year 18
(Projected)
28.6%
ROE 27.3% 28.0%
$50.00
Stock Price $150.00 $180.00
B
Credit Rating A- A
93
Image Rating 100 100
28. Outcomes
● Ranking held steady at 4th place for the last 2 years (GTD scoreboard)
● Plan was not very accurate because we were overly optimistic in our predictions
● Increased number of models to segregate ourselves from our competitors
● Corporate Responsibility Award
○ Year 15, 2nd place
○ Year 16, winner
○ Year 18, 2nd place
29. Competitors (Year 16-18)
● Iris Footwear was our key competitor in 3 regions
○ High value, high model
● No direct competitor in Latin America region
● We did our best to stay competitive by changing our strategy to segregate
ourselves from our previous competitors
30. Ending Status (Year 18)
Below Average
Net Profit
$104M
Below Average
Net Sales Revenue
$740M
Below Average
Market Share
6.2%
Below Average
EOY Net Cash Balance
$7M
31. Learning Points
● How the functional pieces of a business fit together
○ The revenue-cost-profit economics of a business
● Valuable practice in crafting profitable growth strategies
● Useful experience and practice in assessing business risk
● Apply the collective skills and knowledge learned in business school