2. Experiencing export business
Uses Vinyl board as raw material and Oak
wood as frame. Also use metal framing
Four fully owned show rooms in Dhaka
Furniture for household use
Prices are 100% fixed while they offer 5-15%
discount on different occasions
Customer database
Sell decorative show pieces
3. Strengths:
Loyal employees:
Attractive design
Material quality
Better finish
Loyal customers
Inventory management
Weakness:
• No customization
• No interior decoration
option
• Lack of advertising
6. A little power of
Bargaining
Mainly Fixed price
Offers discount
Suppliers mainly from
China
Work in Brothers and
compete with other
suppliers
7. High in small and
midsize cities
Not easier in
Dhaka
Must have to keep up
with the latest
trends, to avoid
becoming out of style
Wooden furniture
makers
8. Offer slightly different styles and
functionality
Hatil Furniture as biggest competitor on
same field
In case of Wooden furniture Akhter
Furniture
9.
10. 1. Political Factors:
The country’s political situation affects the company somewhat
moderate extinct. Due to political unrest customers had problem
in coming; but whenever the situation was better the sales was
normal.
2. Economic factors:
Whether the company has any plans for future expansion
internationally, could not be known and it certainly is not fearing
any international company to bombard its business, as it is
concentrating mainly on the local companies as its immediate
competitors (e.g. HATIL, AKHTER).
3. Socio-Cultural Factors:
The company’s main customers are mostly over 30 years of age,
coming from upper-middle class to upper class families.
11. 4. Technological Factors
Technology plays a very important role in the furniture
business. Its factory contains the up-to-date technology
available in our country right now and it is thinking of
upgrading to some foreign technologies if possible.
5. Legal Factors
The company follows the legal policies accordingly. However,
any further enlightment on its internal legal issues could not
be investigated.
6. Environmental/Ethical/Ecological
Following the amount of terrestrial area in Bangladesh and the
number of companies existing, it is getting harder and harder
for furniture companies to survive.