SlideShare a Scribd company logo
1 of 19
The purpose of this presentation is to:
• Define the issues.
• Conclude on strategic options and their
barriers to success.
• Recommendation.
Todays presentation adresses 3
questions:
Which are the
strategic issues?
Which strategic
option should
be prioritized?
What is the
recommendation?
PRG should strive for a position among
the top 3 players in the market!
• Importent to frame the problem in order to identify
the strategic issues.
• Cornerstones in Company vision
- Building strong brand positions
- Presence in all Scandinavian countries
- Inspiring every day
• Problem definition:
What can be done in a 3-year period in order to
achieve a position among the top 3 players in the
market, and a EBITA margin of minimum 15%?
Players applying the generic strategy
Low cost & Wide Scope are the winners!
Low priced fashion retail, KSFs
• Fast product turnaround
• Flexibility in production
• Speed to market
• Only PL.
• High volume/low cost
• Own stores/franchise
• Scale
• Low priced fashion
Performance
• High profitability level
• Strong sales growth
• Increased market shares
• New store openings
• High stock turnover
Players applying the generic strategy
Low cost & Wide Scope are the winners!
Low priced grocery retail, KSFs
• High volumes
• Low cost
• Low price points
• Buying power
• Own stores
• Operational efficiency
Performance
• Significant growth in
market shares.
• Strong sales growth.
PRG apply the generic strategy
Wide Scope/Differentiation
Low/Medium priced suppliers,
KSFs
• The service concept
• Distribution level &
sales channel.
• Innovation
• Strong brand
• Heavy investments in
media.
Performance
• High Profitability
• Strong CAGR
• High Distribution level
• Successfull innovations
• High share of voice
Suppliers in Denmark are struggeling
Low priced suppliers,
performance
• Negative CAGR.
• Declining profitability.
High priced suppliers,
performance
• High Profitability level
• Negative CAGR
• High brand awareness
• Declining market shares
Matching O & T with S & W defines
possible issues
• Copy/Paste sales concept. SO
• Consider Acquisitions.
• Multi sales channel strategy, but
different offerings in each channel.
• Adjust sales concept & ST
add new value adding activities.
• Establish Danish subsidiary
• Offer different price levels that
meets custome demands.
Overcome weaknessess and WT
threats by:
• Consider Acquisitions.
• Consider Joint Ventures.
• Do not enter Denamark.
• Consider Acquisitions. WO
• Offer the service concept to the
grocery trade in DK.
• Consider wholesale of product
concept that adds value.
• Apply Multiple sales channel
strategy, but not the grocery.
Prioritizing the issues by matching them
with the problem definition
• Copy/Paste sales concept. SO
• Consider Acquisitions.
• Consider Acquisitions. WO
• Adjust sales concept and ST
add new value adding
activities.
Overcome weaknessess and WT
threats by:
• Consider Acquisitions.
• Consider Joint Ventures.
Conclusion
Which are the strategic issues?
Conclusion:
3 Strategic options
1. Enter DK on its own.
2. Enter DK by acquisition.
3. Enter DK by a JV.
Which strategic
option should
be prioritized?
What is the
recommendation?
Hypotheses 1
To reach the target on its own, the company needs initiatives
that at least enable a turnover of approx. $30 million in year 3.
• KSFs of PRG + external opportunities (market growth and
size) - Grocery channel best alternative.
• Full market entry required, i.e. preferred supplier to all the
major chains. 63% av the total accessible market is needed in
order to reach the target.
• To become preferred partner, PRG need to add
more/different values than competitors.
Conclusion - Hypotheses 1
PRG would probably not be able to enter DK on its own. The
barriers to success are high.
• PRG neither have the knowledge of the market, nor any
relations with key customers.
• This entry strategy is dependent on agreements with all
major customers, i.e. no/few agreements – no entry.
• If only some product concepts would be listed in each chain,
i.e. entering with a broad scope/nische strategy, would
significantly reduce the possibilities to build a strong brand.
Hypotheses 2
PRG can reach the targeted position in Denmark by an
acquisition.
• The targeted position, top 3, can be reached by aquiring
either Jbs, Hb Textil, Triumph or SOS Distribution (Bjorn
Borg).
Main barriers to success.
• The willingness to sell is crucial.
• Important the achieve synergies in order to reach the target.
• The evaluation of the company might differ between the
parties.
• The culture in Jbs might not fit with the culture of PRG.
• The core competencies, and resources that are available to
make the acquisition work, could cause problems.
Conclusion Hypotheses 2
PRG would be able to achieve the target by an acquisition of
Jbs, or Hb Textil.
• Jbs offers the best strategic fit, and are close to the required
level of profitability.
Hypotheses 3
PRG can reach the targeted position in Denmark by entering a
joint venture.
• A joint venture with Jbs, HB Textil or Triumph could solve the
problem.
Triumph win
Add. product categories.
Increased sales by
entering grocery channel.
Lower cost
PRG win
Access wide distribution
& to new channels.
Increased Know-How.
Low risk
HB Textil win
Suppl. price segments.
Higher sales & lower cost
More attractive supplier.
Increased profitability.
PRG win
Relations key customers.
Access to grocery channel
Assortment suppl. The
low priced of Hb Textil.
Lower cost/Less risk.
Jbs win
New prod. categories +
prod. for ladies/childr.
Opport. to expand to
other countries
PRG win
Relations key customers
Supplementing assort.
Opportunities in No, Swe
Access to channels.
Lower cost, less risk.
Conclusion Hypotheses 3
PRG would be able reach the targeted position in Denmark by
entering a joint venture with either Jbs, or HB Textil.
• Despite the Barriers to success
- process of partnering with other business can be complex.
- It might reduce focus from core business in Swe, No.
- Different objectives and cultures in each company might
cause problems.
Conclusion Hypotheses 3
PRG would be able reach the targeted position in Denmark by
entering a joint venture with either Jbs, or HB Textil.
HB Textil win
Suppl. price segments.
Higher sales & lower cost
More attractive supplier.
Increased profitability.
PRG win
Relations key customers.
Access to grocery channel
Assortment suppl. The
low priced of Hb Textil.
Lower cost/Less risk.
Jbs win
New prod. categories +
prod. for ladies/childr.
Opport. to expand to
other countries
PRG win
Relations key customers
Supplementing assort.
Opportunities in No, Swe
Access to channels.
Lower cost, less risk.
Conclusion - Which strategic option
should be prioritized?
Conclusion:
3 Strategic options
1. Enter DK on its own.
2. Enter DK by acquisition.
3. Enter DK by a JV.
Conclusion:
PRG should not enter on
its own.
Aquisition & Joint Venture
are both viable alternatives.
What is the
recommendation?
PRG should strive for an aquisition.
• Several key advantages
- Reduce its cost base
- Economies of scale
- Access to valuable skills
• Could vastly improve competitive position, and reduce any
learning curve, that otherwise would take years.
• Would remove one key competitor from market.
• Allow for entering in new sale channels in Swe and No.

More Related Content

What's hot

GENERIC COMPETITIVE STRATEGIES
GENERIC COMPETITIVE  STRATEGIESGENERIC COMPETITIVE  STRATEGIES
GENERIC COMPETITIVE STRATEGIESNavya Jayakumar
 
Five generic competitive strategies
Five generic competitive strategiesFive generic competitive strategies
Five generic competitive strategiesdragon888
 
Generic competitive strategies
Generic   competitive  strategiesGeneric   competitive  strategies
Generic competitive strategiesRomeo Rome
 
Product Marketing
Product Marketing Product Marketing
Product Marketing RidaZaman1
 
Porter generic case study
Porter generic case studyPorter generic case study
Porter generic case studyWapi Whb
 
Porter's strategies (generic strategies, five forces, diamond model) with ref...
Porter's strategies (generic strategies, five forces, diamond model) with ref...Porter's strategies (generic strategies, five forces, diamond model) with ref...
Porter's strategies (generic strategies, five forces, diamond model) with ref...Sigortam.net
 
Five generic competitive strategies
Five generic competitive strategiesFive generic competitive strategies
Five generic competitive strategiesyutkey
 
Strategic Management Essay — Porter's Generic Strategies and Strategic Clock
Strategic Management Essay — Porter's Generic Strategies and Strategic ClockStrategic Management Essay — Porter's Generic Strategies and Strategic Clock
Strategic Management Essay — Porter's Generic Strategies and Strategic ClockFilippo Pietrantonio
 
Principles of marketing chapter 11 t heory
Principles of marketing chapter 11 t heoryPrinciples of marketing chapter 11 t heory
Principles of marketing chapter 11 t heoryPartha Protim Roy Niloy
 
Generic competitive strategies-STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT
Generic  competitive  strategies-STRATEGIC MANAGEMENTGeneric  competitive  strategies-STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT
Generic competitive strategies-STRATEGIC MANAGEMENTMD SALMAN ANJUM
 
Porter’s generic strategy
Porter’s generic strategyPorter’s generic strategy
Porter’s generic strategyShamala Bhat
 
Generic competitive strategies presentation
Generic competitive strategies presentationGeneric competitive strategies presentation
Generic competitive strategies presentationEasy Learning
 
PORTER'S GENERIC STRATEGIES
PORTER'S GENERIC STRATEGIESPORTER'S GENERIC STRATEGIES
PORTER'S GENERIC STRATEGIESRoshan Devadiga
 

What's hot (19)

GENERIC COMPETITIVE STRATEGIES
GENERIC COMPETITIVE  STRATEGIESGENERIC COMPETITIVE  STRATEGIES
GENERIC COMPETITIVE STRATEGIES
 
Five generic competitive strategies
Five generic competitive strategiesFive generic competitive strategies
Five generic competitive strategies
 
Generic competitive strategies
Generic   competitive  strategiesGeneric   competitive  strategies
Generic competitive strategies
 
Presentation 1
Presentation 1Presentation 1
Presentation 1
 
Cost leadership
Cost leadershipCost leadership
Cost leadership
 
Product Marketing
Product Marketing Product Marketing
Product Marketing
 
Porter generic case study
Porter generic case studyPorter generic case study
Porter generic case study
 
Porter's strategies (generic strategies, five forces, diamond model) with ref...
Porter's strategies (generic strategies, five forces, diamond model) with ref...Porter's strategies (generic strategies, five forces, diamond model) with ref...
Porter's strategies (generic strategies, five forces, diamond model) with ref...
 
Five generic competitive strategies
Five generic competitive strategiesFive generic competitive strategies
Five generic competitive strategies
 
Strategic Management Essay — Porter's Generic Strategies and Strategic Clock
Strategic Management Essay — Porter's Generic Strategies and Strategic ClockStrategic Management Essay — Porter's Generic Strategies and Strategic Clock
Strategic Management Essay — Porter's Generic Strategies and Strategic Clock
 
Advertising Campaign Management Mandate
Advertising Campaign Management MandateAdvertising Campaign Management Mandate
Advertising Campaign Management Mandate
 
Principles of marketing chapter 11 t heory
Principles of marketing chapter 11 t heoryPrinciples of marketing chapter 11 t heory
Principles of marketing chapter 11 t heory
 
Generic final 1
Generic final 1Generic final 1
Generic final 1
 
Generic competitive strategies-STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT
Generic  competitive  strategies-STRATEGIC MANAGEMENTGeneric  competitive  strategies-STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT
Generic competitive strategies-STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT
 
Bowman's clock
Bowman's clockBowman's clock
Bowman's clock
 
Porter’s generic strategy
Porter’s generic strategyPorter’s generic strategy
Porter’s generic strategy
 
Generic competitive strategies presentation
Generic competitive strategies presentationGeneric competitive strategies presentation
Generic competitive strategies presentation
 
Porter generic strategies pgp1
Porter generic strategies pgp1Porter generic strategies pgp1
Porter generic strategies pgp1
 
PORTER'S GENERIC STRATEGIES
PORTER'S GENERIC STRATEGIESPORTER'S GENERIC STRATEGIES
PORTER'S GENERIC STRATEGIES
 

Similar to Pierre Robert Group Issue Analysis Storyboard

Story Board - A market entry strategy for Pierre Robert Group in Denmark
Story Board - A market entry strategy for Pierre Robert Group in DenmarkStory Board - A market entry strategy for Pierre Robert Group in Denmark
Story Board - A market entry strategy for Pierre Robert Group in DenmarkThomas Blomqvist
 
Marketing for customer value module - 1
Marketing for customer value   module - 1Marketing for customer value   module - 1
Marketing for customer value module - 1Vinayak Uppund
 
Mmi x marketing strategies
Mmi  x  marketing strategiesMmi  x  marketing strategies
Mmi x marketing strategiesAakansha Singhal
 
Mmi x marketing strategies
Mmi  x  marketing strategiesMmi  x  marketing strategies
Mmi x marketing strategiesShivam Taneja
 
Contemporary Management 5th lecture pptx 2.pptx
Contemporary Management 5th lecture pptx 2.pptxContemporary Management 5th lecture pptx 2.pptx
Contemporary Management 5th lecture pptx 2.pptxEngahmedali9
 
Mkt 600 levi
Mkt 600 levi Mkt 600 levi
Mkt 600 levi Tony Chu
 
Brands vs private labels
Brands  vs  private labelsBrands  vs  private labels
Brands vs private labelsSameer Mathur
 
Doing more with less a point of view on marketing in a recession
Doing more with less a point of view on marketing in a recessionDoing more with less a point of view on marketing in a recession
Doing more with less a point of view on marketing in a recessionWael Zekri
 
Business Growth Strategies
Business Growth StrategiesBusiness Growth Strategies
Business Growth Strategiesfolaiya
 
Presentation for interview
Presentation for interviewPresentation for interview
Presentation for interviewVivienne Strydom
 
international marketing
international marketinginternational marketing
international marketingVivek Agrawal
 
Sca michel poter
Sca michel poterSca michel poter
Sca michel poteriipmff2
 

Similar to Pierre Robert Group Issue Analysis Storyboard (20)

Story Board - A market entry strategy for Pierre Robert Group in Denmark
Story Board - A market entry strategy for Pierre Robert Group in DenmarkStory Board - A market entry strategy for Pierre Robert Group in Denmark
Story Board - A market entry strategy for Pierre Robert Group in Denmark
 
Warehouse and distribution footprint
Warehouse and distribution footprintWarehouse and distribution footprint
Warehouse and distribution footprint
 
Marketing for customer value module - 1
Marketing for customer value   module - 1Marketing for customer value   module - 1
Marketing for customer value module - 1
 
Mmi x marketing strategies
Mmi  x  marketing strategiesMmi  x  marketing strategies
Mmi x marketing strategies
 
Mmi x marketing strategies
Mmi  x  marketing strategiesMmi  x  marketing strategies
Mmi x marketing strategies
 
General strategies
General strategiesGeneral strategies
General strategies
 
Contemporary Management 5th lecture pptx 2.pptx
Contemporary Management 5th lecture pptx 2.pptxContemporary Management 5th lecture pptx 2.pptx
Contemporary Management 5th lecture pptx 2.pptx
 
Contrast in Global Marketing Strategies
Contrast in Global Marketing StrategiesContrast in Global Marketing Strategies
Contrast in Global Marketing Strategies
 
Retail strategy
Retail strategyRetail strategy
Retail strategy
 
Mkt 600 levi
Mkt 600 levi Mkt 600 levi
Mkt 600 levi
 
Tendensdagen 2010 kay plantes
Tendensdagen 2010 kay plantesTendensdagen 2010 kay plantes
Tendensdagen 2010 kay plantes
 
Brands vs private labels
Brands  vs  private labelsBrands  vs  private labels
Brands vs private labels
 
Doing more with less a point of view on marketing in a recession
Doing more with less a point of view on marketing in a recessionDoing more with less a point of view on marketing in a recession
Doing more with less a point of view on marketing in a recession
 
Business Growth Strategies
Business Growth StrategiesBusiness Growth Strategies
Business Growth Strategies
 
Maria
MariaMaria
Maria
 
Presentation for interview
Presentation for interviewPresentation for interview
Presentation for interview
 
international marketing
international marketinginternational marketing
international marketing
 
Bed bath
Bed bathBed bath
Bed bath
 
Lesson 1 -_4_ps
Lesson 1 -_4_psLesson 1 -_4_ps
Lesson 1 -_4_ps
 
Sca michel poter
Sca michel poterSca michel poter
Sca michel poter
 

Pierre Robert Group Issue Analysis Storyboard

  • 1. The purpose of this presentation is to: • Define the issues. • Conclude on strategic options and their barriers to success. • Recommendation.
  • 2. Todays presentation adresses 3 questions: Which are the strategic issues? Which strategic option should be prioritized? What is the recommendation?
  • 3. PRG should strive for a position among the top 3 players in the market! • Importent to frame the problem in order to identify the strategic issues. • Cornerstones in Company vision - Building strong brand positions - Presence in all Scandinavian countries - Inspiring every day • Problem definition: What can be done in a 3-year period in order to achieve a position among the top 3 players in the market, and a EBITA margin of minimum 15%?
  • 4. Players applying the generic strategy Low cost & Wide Scope are the winners! Low priced fashion retail, KSFs • Fast product turnaround • Flexibility in production • Speed to market • Only PL. • High volume/low cost • Own stores/franchise • Scale • Low priced fashion Performance • High profitability level • Strong sales growth • Increased market shares • New store openings • High stock turnover
  • 5. Players applying the generic strategy Low cost & Wide Scope are the winners! Low priced grocery retail, KSFs • High volumes • Low cost • Low price points • Buying power • Own stores • Operational efficiency Performance • Significant growth in market shares. • Strong sales growth.
  • 6. PRG apply the generic strategy Wide Scope/Differentiation Low/Medium priced suppliers, KSFs • The service concept • Distribution level & sales channel. • Innovation • Strong brand • Heavy investments in media. Performance • High Profitability • Strong CAGR • High Distribution level • Successfull innovations • High share of voice
  • 7. Suppliers in Denmark are struggeling Low priced suppliers, performance • Negative CAGR. • Declining profitability. High priced suppliers, performance • High Profitability level • Negative CAGR • High brand awareness • Declining market shares
  • 8. Matching O & T with S & W defines possible issues • Copy/Paste sales concept. SO • Consider Acquisitions. • Multi sales channel strategy, but different offerings in each channel. • Adjust sales concept & ST add new value adding activities. • Establish Danish subsidiary • Offer different price levels that meets custome demands. Overcome weaknessess and WT threats by: • Consider Acquisitions. • Consider Joint Ventures. • Do not enter Denamark. • Consider Acquisitions. WO • Offer the service concept to the grocery trade in DK. • Consider wholesale of product concept that adds value. • Apply Multiple sales channel strategy, but not the grocery.
  • 9. Prioritizing the issues by matching them with the problem definition • Copy/Paste sales concept. SO • Consider Acquisitions. • Consider Acquisitions. WO • Adjust sales concept and ST add new value adding activities. Overcome weaknessess and WT threats by: • Consider Acquisitions. • Consider Joint Ventures.
  • 10. Conclusion Which are the strategic issues? Conclusion: 3 Strategic options 1. Enter DK on its own. 2. Enter DK by acquisition. 3. Enter DK by a JV. Which strategic option should be prioritized? What is the recommendation?
  • 11. Hypotheses 1 To reach the target on its own, the company needs initiatives that at least enable a turnover of approx. $30 million in year 3. • KSFs of PRG + external opportunities (market growth and size) - Grocery channel best alternative. • Full market entry required, i.e. preferred supplier to all the major chains. 63% av the total accessible market is needed in order to reach the target. • To become preferred partner, PRG need to add more/different values than competitors.
  • 12. Conclusion - Hypotheses 1 PRG would probably not be able to enter DK on its own. The barriers to success are high. • PRG neither have the knowledge of the market, nor any relations with key customers. • This entry strategy is dependent on agreements with all major customers, i.e. no/few agreements – no entry. • If only some product concepts would be listed in each chain, i.e. entering with a broad scope/nische strategy, would significantly reduce the possibilities to build a strong brand.
  • 13. Hypotheses 2 PRG can reach the targeted position in Denmark by an acquisition. • The targeted position, top 3, can be reached by aquiring either Jbs, Hb Textil, Triumph or SOS Distribution (Bjorn Borg). Main barriers to success. • The willingness to sell is crucial. • Important the achieve synergies in order to reach the target. • The evaluation of the company might differ between the parties. • The culture in Jbs might not fit with the culture of PRG. • The core competencies, and resources that are available to make the acquisition work, could cause problems.
  • 14. Conclusion Hypotheses 2 PRG would be able to achieve the target by an acquisition of Jbs, or Hb Textil. • Jbs offers the best strategic fit, and are close to the required level of profitability.
  • 15. Hypotheses 3 PRG can reach the targeted position in Denmark by entering a joint venture. • A joint venture with Jbs, HB Textil or Triumph could solve the problem. Triumph win Add. product categories. Increased sales by entering grocery channel. Lower cost PRG win Access wide distribution & to new channels. Increased Know-How. Low risk HB Textil win Suppl. price segments. Higher sales & lower cost More attractive supplier. Increased profitability. PRG win Relations key customers. Access to grocery channel Assortment suppl. The low priced of Hb Textil. Lower cost/Less risk. Jbs win New prod. categories + prod. for ladies/childr. Opport. to expand to other countries PRG win Relations key customers Supplementing assort. Opportunities in No, Swe Access to channels. Lower cost, less risk.
  • 16. Conclusion Hypotheses 3 PRG would be able reach the targeted position in Denmark by entering a joint venture with either Jbs, or HB Textil. • Despite the Barriers to success - process of partnering with other business can be complex. - It might reduce focus from core business in Swe, No. - Different objectives and cultures in each company might cause problems.
  • 17. Conclusion Hypotheses 3 PRG would be able reach the targeted position in Denmark by entering a joint venture with either Jbs, or HB Textil. HB Textil win Suppl. price segments. Higher sales & lower cost More attractive supplier. Increased profitability. PRG win Relations key customers. Access to grocery channel Assortment suppl. The low priced of Hb Textil. Lower cost/Less risk. Jbs win New prod. categories + prod. for ladies/childr. Opport. to expand to other countries PRG win Relations key customers Supplementing assort. Opportunities in No, Swe Access to channels. Lower cost, less risk.
  • 18. Conclusion - Which strategic option should be prioritized? Conclusion: 3 Strategic options 1. Enter DK on its own. 2. Enter DK by acquisition. 3. Enter DK by a JV. Conclusion: PRG should not enter on its own. Aquisition & Joint Venture are both viable alternatives. What is the recommendation?
  • 19. PRG should strive for an aquisition. • Several key advantages - Reduce its cost base - Economies of scale - Access to valuable skills • Could vastly improve competitive position, and reduce any learning curve, that otherwise would take years. • Would remove one key competitor from market. • Allow for entering in new sale channels in Swe and No.