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4. Introduction:
o Nestle is the largest food company in the world. This
company based in Switzerland-Europe.
o Nestle was first created in Angelo-Swiss.
o In the 1860’s, Henri Nestle, a pharmacist, launched
world’s first prepared infant cereals “Farine Lactee”
in Vevey Switzerland.
o In early 1906, the company was operating factories
in the United States, Britain, Germany and Spain.
o In 1905, nestle merged with the Angelo-Swiss
condensed milk company.
o Six world-wide corporate brands, Nestle, Nescafe,
Nesvita, Maggie, Buitoni, Friskies.
o In 2006 Nestlé's sales, at $80billion, accounted for
1.5% of the total global food market
5.
6. VISION
“To be a leading, competitive,
Nutrition, Health and Wellness
Company delivering improved
shareholder value by being a
preferred corporate citizen
preferred employer preferred
supplier selling preferred
products”
7. "Nestlé is the largest food company in the world.
But, more important to them is to be the world's
leading food company”.
8. GOALS AND OBJCTIVES
To achieve compatibility with international voluntary
standards on environmental management systems.
To build mutual trust with consumers, governmental
authorities and business partners.
To ensure continuous improvement of nestles
environmental performance.
Conservation of natural resources and minimization of
waste.
To establish the benchmark for good business practice.
Employing new technologies and processing.
Measuring the cost and benefits to business of it’s
activities.
Monitor progress.
Audit results.
9. CULTURE OF NESTLE
o Energetic and collaborative working
environment.
o People influence the business through their
skills and knowledge.
o Nestle want from its employees to bring your
dedication, determination and great ideas to
the table.
o There is enthusiastic team behind ideas.
o Accept challenges.
10. VALUES
Integrity coupled with a strong work ethic
The desire to do quality work
Friendly, open and honest communication
A spirit of cooperation and openness to other ideas
and opinions
A realistic approach to business
An openness to future trends and new business
opportunities
Pride in enhancing our company’s reputation and
performance
A passion for our products and brands
11. PERFORMANCE CULTURE
A high performance culture supported by differentiated rewards.
key to the delivery of individual and business objectives.
challenging responsibilities and priorities .
ensuring that employees are aware of how their work impacts
Nestlé.
most important factor in determining your opportunities within
Nestlé.
If you’re keen to take on new and bigger responsibilities, you
have to show that you’re able to do so.
We should stress the words 'strongly' and 'consistently‘.
At Nestlé, the end and means are equally important.
13. ELEMENTS IN VERTICAL ORGANIZATION
1. Chain of command
Employees and management are connected
by the chain of command.
Defines who report to whom.
In nestle there is a leadership team on top
level management and under the leadership
team middle and junior level management
work under their supervision.
14. DELEGATION OF AUTHORITIES
Top positions management cannot
personally perform all the tasks needed to
achieve their goals, they must use the chain
of command to distribute authority among
their organizational members to ensure that
the work is completed.
15. THREE LAYER STRUCTURE
Junior Middle Top
Leadership team Top Management
(Work under Middle management
Leadership Junior Management
Team)
16. CENTRALIZED
Extremely centralized organization.
Nestlé community as a centralized
organization allows its subordinates to enjoy a
relatively high-altitude of autonomy.
Makes major strategy decisions at the
headquarter level.
Business with the matrix structure in Nestle.
17. Span of management
Span of management refers to the number of people
who report directly to each manager. As nestle is a
centralized organization so, span of management is
a key determinant how closely managers can interact
with and supervise their employees.
Wide Tall StructureSpan of
management
18. Formalization
Formalization is the use of written documents
to systematize, link, and control the activities of
organization members. As nestle follow its
policies strictly and there is complete security
system that’s why it is highly formalized.
19. Work Specialization
Every product category has its own
infrastructure of management.
Relevant specialized people are
working in the relevant department so,
there is also exist the principle of work
specialization.
20. INFRASTRUCTURE OF MANAGEMENT
Business Unit
Supply Chain
Technical Department
Raw material Procurement Distribution
Production Operation Processing
Finance Department
Budgeting Costing
Human Resource DepartmentAppoint members
21. Nestle Corporate Business Principles
1. Consumers
o Nutrition, Health and Wellness
o Quality assurance and product safety
o Consumer communication
2. Human rights and labour
practices
o Human rights in our business activities
22. 3. Our people
o Leadership and personal responsibility
o Safety and health at work
4. Suppliers and customers
o Supplier and customer relations
o Agriculture and rural development
5. The environment
o Environmental sustainability
o Water
25. Pakistan
Syria
Thailand
Uzbekistan
Philippines
Bangladesh
Hong Kong
Indonesia
Israel
Jordan
Kuwait
Malaysia
Singapore
26. Saudi Arabia Sri Lanka
Taiwan
United Arab Emirates
Vietnam
Republic of Korea
China
India
Iran
Japan
Kazakhstan
Lebanon
27. PRODUCT DEFINITION
Nestle, a multinational company has acquired
& merged with various companies.
Factors behind its success are multifarious,
quality, improved technology, innovation which
have created brand loyalty amongst its
customers.
SBU’s like Pharmacy, Breakfast Cereals and
Cosmetics, Ice cream, Frozen Foods, Sauces.
28. BRANDS
Quality and nutritional value are the essential
ingredients in all of its brands.
Millions of people prefer Nestlé products every
day, happy with the addition to their wellness
that they bring.
Today Nestlé is present in different markets
with the following main brands:-
29. o Baby Foods
o Breakfast Cereals
o Beverages
o Bottled Water
o Chocolate & Confectionery
o Dairy Products
o Food Services
o Ice Cream
o Prepared Foods
o Pet care
o Pharmaceuticals
o Cosmetics
30. BABY FOODS
o Infant nutrition Nestlé,
o Lactogen,
o Nestogen,
o Cerelac,
o Neslac,
o Nido etc…
31. BREAKFAST CEREALS
o Golden Nuggets
o Nesquik
o Nestlé Fitness
o Shreddies
o Trix
o Cookie Crisp
o Chocapic
32. BEVERAGES
o Caro
o Juicy Juice
o Milo
o Nesquik Nespresso
o Bonka
o Loumidis
o Fruity fruits
o Nestlé fruit juices
33. o Nestea
o Nesquik
o Milo
o Carnation
o Nido
o Nestlé Omega Plus
o Coffee-Mate etc..
34. BOTTLED WATER
o Nestlé Pure Life
o Nestlé Aquarel
o Contrex
o Acqua Panna
o Ice Mountain
o Arrowhead Water
o Ozarka etc..
35. CHOCOLATE &
CONFECTIONERY
o Chocolate confectionery and biscuits
o Nestlé
o Crunch
o Galak / Milky bar
o Kit Kat
o Butterfinger
o Polo
o Butter-Menthol
o Ceramal
44. Products in Pakistan
There are more than 4000 products in
Pakistan.
There are different products produce
under each head.
Chill Dairy
Juices
Nestle Nutrition
Ambient Dairy
Nestle Professional
Nestle Water etc…
45. New product development
activities
In order to get long term success, marketing
division perform following activities for new product
development:
Primary product
Quality test
Market test
Feed back
Modification
Commercialization (launching)
46.
47.
48. STRENGH:
World reputed and recognized Modern
operation facilities
World largest processed food
and beverages companY
Strong financial position
Presence in almost every country
WEAKNESSES:
Total packaging depends upon Packages
(Pvt.) limited
Having complex supply chain management
No single its own dairy form
OPPORTUNITIES:
Potential to expand to smaller towns and
other geographies
Has the option to expand its product
folio
E-Commerce
THREATS:
High prices and lower purchasing power of
people
In few products facing fierce competition
Pakistan politics structure is very instable
Depressing economic activities
SWOT
Analysis
49.
50. PROBLEMS
High market share
Low growth
Want to expand
Don’t have enough resources
Employees are demotivated due to low
salaries in HR department
Unstable Govt. policies
51. SOLUTIONS/SUGGESTIONS
Bonus packages and increment in salaries
Staff should be made more responsible
Long term agreements
Inventory should be maintained.
Cut investment budgets, overheads, frills
Maximizing existing assets, capacity,
distribution
Target internal growth rate
Improve supply chain, productivity, optimizing
planning
52. Nestle is a market leader due to different reasons:
Its price is high against its competitors but it
matches its quality with its competitors.
Nestle is using its brand name to promote its
products & it’s very popular as compared to its
competitors.
Its packaging is good.
We can easily find Nestle from any retailer shop.
53. References
• www.nestle.com
• Nestlé centralises expertise in system technology |
Nestlé Global
• Nestlé - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
• Customer and Sales | Nestlé Global
• Big Data-Startups | How Nestlé Understands
Brands