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The document is a case study about Theo Chocolate, which was the first company to apply fair trade and organic practices in the cocoa market. However, in its early years Theo faced significant losses. The case study analyzes the reasons for these losses and provides recommendations. Such reasons include high operating expenses and prices that were too high compared to competitors. Recommendations include targeting the mainstream market with a new brand name, expanding distribution, focusing on business-to-business sales, and improving packaging and retailer relationships to increase profits.
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Executive Summary:
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2.0 Strategic Analysis
Analysis of external and internal environments of the firm.
2.1 External environment analysis
Consists of general and specific environments.
2.1.1 General environment
Political, Economic, Socio-Cultural, Technological, Environmental and Legal (PESTEL) megatrends affect existing and future operations of companies (Oxlearn, 2009). Economic, Socio-Cultural and Technological are most relevant to Old Chang Kee Ltd. because Political, Legal and Environmental are relatively stable in Singapore where it is based.
· Economic
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It addressed this by granting franchise rights to more investors locally and from Asia, and by releasing an Initial Public Offering on the Singapore Exchange.
· Socio-Cultural
Ageing population is a megatrend in Singapore (Alvin Foo, 2013). The elderly typically require low salt, sugar, fat and cholesterol. This threatens Old Chang Kee Ltd. because it mainly sells deep-fried products that are unsuitable for the elderly. Then, there is a current social-media trend, “#fitspo” , with 10 million tags on Instagram alone (Jessica Murray, 2014). It advocates healthy-eating which greatly threaten Old Chang Kee’s popularity in the young and trendy demographic.
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Theo chocolate case ppt
- 1. THEO CHOCOLATE CASE STUDY MADE BY- ANJALI (PGDM2-1504) SHIVANI (PGDM2-1548) SHUBHAM (PGDM2-1539) BALJENDAR (PGDM2-1549) IZHAAR (PGDM2-1533) HAARIS (CMBA6-1524)
- 2. CASE SYNOPSIS 3 4 5 6 2 •Theo is the first company that applies fair trade and organic chocolate product in their marketing on the cocoa market. •Since its establishment, it is facing a lot of problems. The first few years Theo got loss on this business. •In this case study we will analyze the reasons for the loss and suggest some best possible solutions.
- 3. •Should the company stay true to its socially responsible roots? •Should it compromise its core principles to remain profitably viable? •What are the possible solutions to increase its profit margins and compete in the market? 1 3 4 5 6 ISSUES
- 4. 1 INFERENCES 4 5 6 2 EXHIBIT 1 0 500000 1000000 1500000 2000000 2500000 3000000 3500000 Operating Expenses Operating Income (Loss) Net Income (loss) Net Sales Income and Expenditures Year 1 Year 2 Year 3
- 5. 1 INFERENCES 4 5 6 2 EXHIBIT 2 0 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5 5 Theo Cadbury Hershey Nestle Mars Weight Retail Price Price Comparison
- 6. 1 INFERENCES 4 5 6 2 Classic 15% Phinney 22% theo origins 5%confections 21% specailty 13% Misc.other 24% % of sales Classic Phinney theo origins confections specailty Misc.other Exhibit 8
- 7. 1 3 RECOMMENDATIONS 6 2 5 Target Mainstream with new brand name. Expand the Distribution channel More focus on b2b markets Hold on to their core value Eye catching packaging Focus more on retailers for higher profit margins
- 8. 1 3 4 CONCLUSION 6 2 • Theo is high quality chocolate. Thus, for the experience of shops and consumers ,Theo chocolates have to be excellent as well . • Theo had been facing many internal problems since this company established. • Therefore; Theo need to apply new operation and new strategic plan in order to make this company can go further to compete in the market.