Stability strategies involve organizations retaining their present corporate strategy by continuing to focus on existing products and markets. Examples include Steel Authority of India, which adopted a stability strategy due to overcapacity in the steel sector, and focused on improving plant efficiency rather than expanding. Other industries that often utilize stability strategies are heavy commercial vehicles, coal, cigarettes, and liquor, as they have strict controls on capacity expansion and require licenses. A no-change strategy is a conscious decision to maintain the current business definition and strategy when the internal and external environment is stable.