Bayer Inc. Merging with
Takeda Pharmaceutical
Maureen, Mine, Alice, Tim & Tope
Over-view of Bayer & Takeda
Bayer has its global office at Leverkusen Germany.
The company comprise of over 302 consolidated companies in over
74 countries globally.
Bayer mission is “Science For A Better Life.”
Its valve is presented by the word LIFE “Leadership, Integrity,
Flexibility and Efficiency.
Takeda was established in June 1781 and incorporated in January
1925, with its headquarters in Japan.
Has over 38,000 employee strength and over 260,784 shareholders
Its business scope comprise R&D, production, distribution,
marketing, export and importation of drugs
Over-view Of Germany
Germany is a democratic country with multi-parties. The
countries system of politics is in the constitution.
Germany is the 3rd largest exporter and importer in the world.
France, Netherlands and China are the top 3 trade partners.
Getting license permits and credit may take a long period of time
and getting loans have stiff procedures and these are major
barriers to trading with Germany.
Over-View Of South Korea
South Korea is officially known as Republic of Korea. Gained
Independence in 1895.
Has a mixed legal system, and the democratic republic consist of
the executive, legislative and judicial branch
Asia’s fourth largest economy with the largest GDP in the world.
The economy is currently moving towards manufacturing and
services.
The country is a member of OECD, and it was ranked the world’s
eighth largest exporter
South Korea has a basic law concerning foreign investment which
is FIPA (Foreign Investment Promotion Act)
The country focuses on FTA (Free Trade Agreement).
Cultural Difference
Germany South Korea
Germans- 91.5%, Turkish 2.4%
and 6.1 % other.
South Korea- Korean English
widely taught in junior high and
high school
Division of labor by gender in
Germany , women are represented
in all walks of life; both sexes
have equal rights
South Korea existence of male
preference, huge gender gap in
education institutions
Homeland of protestant
reformation, mostly protestant
catholic dominated
South Korea , majority opted to
expressing no religious
preference, largely protestant
Christians, Buddhist catholic
and other
Bayer Inc. Mode of Entry To Takeda
Merger
Justification for our entry mode
Once worked with Bayer in 1907
South Korea culture model
Takeda business culture
Takeda most valuable assets.
Bayer Cost Of Investment
The estimated cost of investment will be $36,000,000 as the
company is worth $35,801,600
Breakeven Point
Total fixed expenses
Contribution margin %
Therefore, using the following information as an annual estimation
Total fixed cost 2,000,000
Sales capacity 7,000,000
Variable expenses 750,000
Contribution margin 89%
Breakeven point= 2,000,000/89%
= $2,247,191.
Pay Back Period
year Cash flow ($) Net Invested Cash ($)
0 (36.000,000)
1 10,000,000 (26,000,000)
2 7,000,000 (19,000,000)
3 7,000,000 (12,000,000)
4 7,000,000 (5,000,000)
5 7,000,000
Investment Protection Strategy & Exit
Mode
Dedicate time and resources to obtain valid document of
ownership
Restrict access to files and documents to unauthorized individuals
Create a strategic exit strategy for all agreement and investment
Purchase a comprehensive insurance package that covers all
aspects of business
Implement stop loss on all stock in the event of price fall
Exit through Initial Public Offer (IPO)

Bayer ppt

  • 1.
    Bayer Inc. Mergingwith Takeda Pharmaceutical Maureen, Mine, Alice, Tim & Tope
  • 2.
    Over-view of Bayer& Takeda Bayer has its global office at Leverkusen Germany. The company comprise of over 302 consolidated companies in over 74 countries globally. Bayer mission is “Science For A Better Life.” Its valve is presented by the word LIFE “Leadership, Integrity, Flexibility and Efficiency. Takeda was established in June 1781 and incorporated in January 1925, with its headquarters in Japan. Has over 38,000 employee strength and over 260,784 shareholders Its business scope comprise R&D, production, distribution, marketing, export and importation of drugs
  • 3.
    Over-view Of Germany Germanyis a democratic country with multi-parties. The countries system of politics is in the constitution. Germany is the 3rd largest exporter and importer in the world. France, Netherlands and China are the top 3 trade partners. Getting license permits and credit may take a long period of time and getting loans have stiff procedures and these are major barriers to trading with Germany.
  • 4.
    Over-View Of SouthKorea South Korea is officially known as Republic of Korea. Gained Independence in 1895. Has a mixed legal system, and the democratic republic consist of the executive, legislative and judicial branch Asia’s fourth largest economy with the largest GDP in the world. The economy is currently moving towards manufacturing and services. The country is a member of OECD, and it was ranked the world’s eighth largest exporter South Korea has a basic law concerning foreign investment which is FIPA (Foreign Investment Promotion Act) The country focuses on FTA (Free Trade Agreement).
  • 5.
    Cultural Difference Germany SouthKorea Germans- 91.5%, Turkish 2.4% and 6.1 % other. South Korea- Korean English widely taught in junior high and high school Division of labor by gender in Germany , women are represented in all walks of life; both sexes have equal rights South Korea existence of male preference, huge gender gap in education institutions Homeland of protestant reformation, mostly protestant catholic dominated South Korea , majority opted to expressing no religious preference, largely protestant Christians, Buddhist catholic and other
  • 6.
    Bayer Inc. Modeof Entry To Takeda Merger Justification for our entry mode Once worked with Bayer in 1907 South Korea culture model Takeda business culture Takeda most valuable assets.
  • 7.
    Bayer Cost OfInvestment The estimated cost of investment will be $36,000,000 as the company is worth $35,801,600 Breakeven Point Total fixed expenses Contribution margin % Therefore, using the following information as an annual estimation Total fixed cost 2,000,000 Sales capacity 7,000,000 Variable expenses 750,000 Contribution margin 89% Breakeven point= 2,000,000/89% = $2,247,191.
  • 8.
    Pay Back Period yearCash flow ($) Net Invested Cash ($) 0 (36.000,000) 1 10,000,000 (26,000,000) 2 7,000,000 (19,000,000) 3 7,000,000 (12,000,000) 4 7,000,000 (5,000,000) 5 7,000,000
  • 9.
    Investment Protection Strategy& Exit Mode Dedicate time and resources to obtain valid document of ownership Restrict access to files and documents to unauthorized individuals Create a strategic exit strategy for all agreement and investment Purchase a comprehensive insurance package that covers all aspects of business Implement stop loss on all stock in the event of price fall Exit through Initial Public Offer (IPO)