Multinational Companies (MNCs)
Features, Characteristics & Case
Studies
Presented by: Khushi Nayak
Introduction
• A Multinational Company (MNC) is a business
organization that owns or controls production
or services facilities in one or more countries
other than its home country.
• MNCs play a vital role in globalization and
international trade.
Meaning of Multinational
Companies
• • Operate in multiple countries but managed
from one (home) country.
• • Bring investment, technology, and
employment to host countries.
• • Examples: Apple, Coca-Cola, Tata Group.
Key Features of MNCs
• • Operate in 2+ countries
• • Centralized control from HQ
• • Large capital & resources
• • Advanced technology use
• • Standardized global brand & marketing
• • Efficient production & distribution networks
Characteristics of MNCs
• • Global presence & market reach
• • Professional management
• • R&D focus
• • Economies of scale
• • Knowledge & skill transfer
• • Local market adaptation
Advantages of MNCs
• • Employment generation
• • Economic growth & foreign investment
• • Improved technology & skill transfer
• • Access to global markets
• • Better quality products & services
Disadvantages of MNCs
• • Exploitation of local resources
• • Profit repatriation to home country
• • Cultural influence & homogenization
• • Competition with local businesses
• • Risk of economic dependence
Case Study: Apple Inc.
• • Founded: 1976, USA
• • Designs, manufactures & sells electronics
globally
• • Operates in 100+ countries
• • Known for innovation, design & brand
• • Example of global supply chain management
Case Study: Coca-Cola
• • Founded: 1892, USA
• • Leading global beverage company
• • Operates in 200+ countries
• • Localized marketing strategies
• • Community & sustainability programs
Case Study: Tata Group
• • Founded: 1868, India
• • Operates in 100+ countries
• • Owns brands like Jaguar Land Rover, Tata
Steel, TCS
• • Ethical business & community focus
• • Indian-origin multinational example
Role in Global Economy
• • Facilitate international trade & investment
• • Promote globalization & integration
• • Drive technological advancement
• • Create employment opportunities
• • Influence policies & sustainability initiatives
Global Presence of MNCs
• • Apple: 100+ countries
• • Coca-Cola: 200+ countries
• • Tata Group: 100+ countries
• • Illustrates wide-reaching operations &
influence
Economic Contributions
• • Foreign direct investment
• • Job creation
• • Technology & skill transfer
• • Enhanced trade & market development
Conclusion
• MNCs play a crucial role in shaping the global
economy.
• They bring innovation, jobs, and growth, while
requiring responsible management.
• They symbolize both opportunity and
responsibility in globalization.
References
• • www.apple.com
• • www.coca-cola.com
• • www.tata.com
• • Business Standard, India
• • Investopedia – Multinational Corporation
• • Economic Times Reports on Globalization &
MNCs

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  • 1.
    Multinational Companies (MNCs) Features,Characteristics & Case Studies Presented by: Khushi Nayak
  • 2.
    Introduction • A MultinationalCompany (MNC) is a business organization that owns or controls production or services facilities in one or more countries other than its home country. • MNCs play a vital role in globalization and international trade.
  • 3.
    Meaning of Multinational Companies •• Operate in multiple countries but managed from one (home) country. • • Bring investment, technology, and employment to host countries. • • Examples: Apple, Coca-Cola, Tata Group.
  • 4.
    Key Features ofMNCs • • Operate in 2+ countries • • Centralized control from HQ • • Large capital & resources • • Advanced technology use • • Standardized global brand & marketing • • Efficient production & distribution networks
  • 5.
    Characteristics of MNCs •• Global presence & market reach • • Professional management • • R&D focus • • Economies of scale • • Knowledge & skill transfer • • Local market adaptation
  • 6.
    Advantages of MNCs •• Employment generation • • Economic growth & foreign investment • • Improved technology & skill transfer • • Access to global markets • • Better quality products & services
  • 7.
    Disadvantages of MNCs •• Exploitation of local resources • • Profit repatriation to home country • • Cultural influence & homogenization • • Competition with local businesses • • Risk of economic dependence
  • 8.
    Case Study: AppleInc. • • Founded: 1976, USA • • Designs, manufactures & sells electronics globally • • Operates in 100+ countries • • Known for innovation, design & brand • • Example of global supply chain management
  • 9.
    Case Study: Coca-Cola •• Founded: 1892, USA • • Leading global beverage company • • Operates in 200+ countries • • Localized marketing strategies • • Community & sustainability programs
  • 10.
    Case Study: TataGroup • • Founded: 1868, India • • Operates in 100+ countries • • Owns brands like Jaguar Land Rover, Tata Steel, TCS • • Ethical business & community focus • • Indian-origin multinational example
  • 11.
    Role in GlobalEconomy • • Facilitate international trade & investment • • Promote globalization & integration • • Drive technological advancement • • Create employment opportunities • • Influence policies & sustainability initiatives
  • 12.
    Global Presence ofMNCs • • Apple: 100+ countries • • Coca-Cola: 200+ countries • • Tata Group: 100+ countries • • Illustrates wide-reaching operations & influence
  • 13.
    Economic Contributions • •Foreign direct investment • • Job creation • • Technology & skill transfer • • Enhanced trade & market development
  • 14.
    Conclusion • MNCs playa crucial role in shaping the global economy. • They bring innovation, jobs, and growth, while requiring responsible management. • They symbolize both opportunity and responsibility in globalization.
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    References • • www.apple.com •• www.coca-cola.com • • www.tata.com • • Business Standard, India • • Investopedia – Multinational Corporation • • Economic Times Reports on Globalization & MNCs