M&A Case Study - Evaluation of SAIC acquisition for Ssangyong Motor
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Tata and Ford acquisition
This presentation will give you an overview of the acquisition held between two major giants, Tata Motors and Ford Motor Company.
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Antonio Agnelo Fernandes is seeking an automotive role utilizing his 25 years of experience in parts operations, sales, planning and procurement for various automotive brands. He held roles such as Parts Manager at Motorcity Holdings where he managed a $24 million parts sales and $9 million inventory portfolio. Prior to that, he worked at Al Hashar & Company and WISS-GOA in parts and procurement roles. He has extensive training and achievements in parts management, inventory control, and business development.
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The document discusses the automotive industry in India including automotive clusters, the presence of global OEMs, passenger and other vehicle production, the auto component industry profile and turnover. It also mentions the favorable policy regime for the industry. It provides information on IP Rings, a company that manufactures piston rings and precision forged transmissions. It includes details on the company's products, collaborations, shareholding pattern and competitors. It also contains SWOT analyses for the automotive industry and IP Rings.
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The document presents a project study report on the truck and bus radial tire segment. It discusses the major challenges facing the tire industry, including some customers using unbranded or Chinese tires and being unhappy with after-sales service. It analyzes JK Tyre's performance in the market and provides recommendations such as improving claim policies, increasing relationships with customers, and opening more service centers. The report is based on primary research conducted with 250 respondents in the Jaipur area.
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1) The document discusses market segmentation and positioning strategies used by Ashok Leyland to increase market share and performance.
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Geely introduction presentation
Alissa Group is a Saudi automotive company with over 60 years of experience. It holds franchises for GM, Isuzu, and other brands. The meeting agenda explores business opportunities between Alissa and Geely Motors in the GCC automotive sector. Alissa has a large portfolio of automotive assets and dealerships across Saudi Arabia, with a workforce of 3,000 and over $1 billion in assets. It seeks to expand its partnerships with international brands to capitalize on the strong growth prospects in the Saudi automotive market.
Geely introduction presentation
Alissa Group is a Saudi automotive company with over 60 years of experience. It holds franchises for GM, Isuzu, and other brands. The meeting agenda explores business opportunities between Alissa Group and Geely Motors in the GCC automotive sector. Alissa Group has a large portfolio of automotive assets and dealerships across Saudi Arabia, with a workforce of 3,000 and over $1 billion in assets. It sees the Saudi automotive market as promising for growth and believes a strategic alliance with Geely could deliver mutual benefits.
Strategic management
BCG Matrix, GE matrix, SWOT analysis, porters 5 Generic model, Value chain analysis, Sustainable competitive advantage,
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M&A Case Study - Evaluation of SAIC acquisition for Ssangyong Motor
- 1. SAIC Future Strategy Group 27 Terry Weng 091152 Lehana singh 091133 Mars Ren 091119 Cindy I tang 091140 Mavis yang 091171
- 2. Lets compare both the companies *Integration after acquisition, Harbir Singh, 98-33, The Wharton Financial Institution Center
- 3. How much hardware is required to meet Global Ambitions (10 scale Gap Analysis) 5 Important Factors
- 4. What about soft issues ?
- 5. Parent Company - SAIC SAIC Manf SAIC Brand SMC N/W SAIC Brand SMC R&D D1 D2 SMC R&D SMC Brand Top Mgmt Selected from Union (Rotation Based) Sales Head of SMC Korea SAIC Manf. Dept. SAIC HR Dept Rover Mktg Rover Mktg Rover R&D
- 6. Production Brand China Korea Korea Other china SUV SMC Car (SMC, SAIC) New Brand (SAIC) Mil. jeep SMC Car (SMC) New Brand Capacity Expandable Capacity Constant Long Term Short Term Sales China, Korea, East Europe Other Geographical Distance Own Network Independent Network Portfolio Independent distributer Own distribution network
- 7. Special Agreement Scheme(New Subsidiary)