PPT ON TATA MOTORS CASE 8

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PRESENTATION ON TATA MOTORS CASE 8 SUBMITTED TO: SIR AHSAN DURRANI SUBMITTED BY: SYED NABEEL ALI - 1536 FAISAL CHIPPA - 1411

Transcript of PPT ON TATA MOTORS CASE 8

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PRESENTATION ON

TATA MOTORSCASE 8

SUBMITTED TO:

SIR AHSAN DURRANI

SUBMITTED BY:

SYED NABEEL ALI - 1536

FAISAL CHIPPA - 1411

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1 - IDENTIFY THE STRATEGY(IES) BEING FOLLOWED BY TATA MOTORS

MARKETING

• Focus on customer retention in order to continue their good

marketing strategy.

• Their strategy should be in merging and acquisition.

• They need collaboration to withstand against global players and to

stabilize their organization during economic recession.

FINANCIAL

• Frame a financial strategy that can avoid them from failures in future

business.

• They framed an approach which involves cost reduction methods by

efficient manufacturing, being a strong domestic player to strengthen

their market share and expansion with acquisition to form global

network in order to face the competition

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RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT

• First class R&D support enables TATA Motors in producing high quality

products.

• It has 3000 employees and research scientist who work for R&D

department with centers almost all over India along with Spain, UK

and South Korea internationally.

• They introduced very recently in 2008 the people's car Tata Nano

which created huge market domestically and attracted the world's

attention.

1 - IDENTIFY THE STRATEGY(IES) BEING FOLLOWED BY TATA MOTORS

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2 - HOW EFFECTIVE IS THE STRATEGY

• Tata Motors Group had a successful fiscal year 2012 with net

revenues increasing by 36% and profit after tax increasing by 46%.

• Market share now captured 62.2%

• 19% domestic sales increased with commercial vehicles and

dominating increase of market share in light vehicles up to 60% well.

• Domestic passenger car grew about 4 % according to industry growth

rate.

• Domestic passenger car prices increased about 3.3%.

• Acquired of Jaguar/Land Rover increased growth in this segment

about 29%.

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3 – THREE YEARS FINANCIAL ANALYSIS OF THE TATA MOTORS.

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4 – STRENGHTS & WEAKNESS OF THE COMPANY

STRENGTHS:

• Breakthrough car design in low cost car at the right time.

• The ownership of Jaguar and Land Rover in premium brands. So

nobody under estimate in Tata’s brand.

• 1st largest manufacturer in India.

• 3rd largest bus manufacture by volume.

• 3rd largest passenger vehicle manufacturer in India.

• 4th largest in manufacturing trucks by volume in the world.

WEAKNESS:

• Very limited in debt and financing agreements.

• Tata Nano cannot go global without costly additions and re-design

(questionable safety standards make this poor performing car a major

weakness).

• Large variety of cars they design can increase complications in their

supply chain management.

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5 – OPPURTUNITIES & THREATS OF THE COMPANY

OPPURTUNITIES:

• New JLR models to boost sales and will impact customer’s perception

in to Nano’s brand.

• Infrastructure growth in India could boost Tata's sales on the home

market.

• Penetrate the rural market in India before the competitor.

• New acquisitions and increasing exportation in nations such as

China, England, and South East Asia where sales are increasing for

Tata.

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5 – OPPURTUNITIES & THREATS OF THE COMPANY

THREATS:

• Poor economic conditions in the foreign and domestic markets.

• A lowering growth rate, Poor availability of credit, Lower disposable

income, High fuel prices and Inflation issues that are only predicted

to be worse in the future.

• Increased competition from foreign market (in the cheap, affordable

car market with GM, Ford, and Renault to selling affordable cars

international with well-equipped than the Nano).

• Increased domestic competition (domestic competitor Indian

companies such as Maruti ).

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6 – IFE & EFE MATRICES

INTERNAL FACTOR EVALUATION (IFE) MATRIX         

STRENGTHS        

KEY INTERNAL FACTORS        

    WEIGHT RATING WEIGHED SCORE

GLOBAL PRESSENCE   0.06 3 0.18

NEW VISION & STRATEGY   0.07 3 0.21

LARGEST MANUFACTURER IN INDIAN MKT   0.08 4 0.32

STRONG BRAND MANAGEMENT   0.07 4 0.28

RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT   0.08 4 0.32

LARGE SCALE OF EMPLOYEES & QUALIFIED ENGINEERS 0.07 3 0.21

WIDE RANGE OF AUTOMOBILES   0.07 3 0.21

FLEXIBLE PRICE RANGE AS PER VEHICLE TRAITS   0.06 3 0.18

         

WEAKNESSES        

KEY INTERNAL FACTORS        

    WEIGHT RATING WEIGHED SCORE

SENSITIVENESS TO FUEL PRICES   0.07 3 0.21

CUSTOMERS PREFERENCE CHANGE   0.07 3 0.21

COUNTRY POLITICAL SITUATION   0.06 4 0.24

GREEN CAR DEMANDS AND DEVELOPMENT   0.07 4 0.28

TECHNICAL PROBLEMS   0.09 4 0.36

RAW MATERIAL PRICE INCREASE & INFLATION   0.08 4 0.32

         

    1.00   3.53

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6 – IFE & EFE MATRICES

EXTERNAL FACTOR EVALUATION (IFE) MATRIX         

OPPORTUNITIES        

KEY EXTERNAL FACTORS        

    WEIGHT RATING WEIGHED SCORE

LOW PRICE BUT PROFITABLE   0.07 3 0.21

LARGEST MARKET SHARE   0.08 4 0.32

DIVERSIFICATION IN VEHICLES   0.08 3 0.24

COULD PENETRATE IN RURAL MARKET   0.07 3 0.21

NEW ACQUISATION CAN BOOST IN UK, CHINA AND OTHER COUNTRIES SALES 0.09 4 0.36

VERTICAL INTEGRATED INTEGRATION FOR BETTER CONTROL 0.08 3 0.24

         

         

         

THREATS        

KEY EXTERNAL FACTORS        

    WEIGHT RATING WEIGHED SCORE

GLOBAL RECESSION AND POOR ECONOMIC CONDITION 0.08 4 0.32

LONG TERM FINANCING PROBLEM   0.07 3 0.21

HIGH FUEL PRICES   0.08 4 0.32

NEW ENTRANTS WITH BETTER TECHNOLOGY   0.07 4 0.28

POLITICAL PRESSURE   0.08 4 0.32

GOVERNMENT POLICIES   0.08 3 0.24

FAILURE OF NEW TECHNOLOGY   0.07 3 0.21

    1.00   3.48

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7 – TOWS MATRIX

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9 – THREE ALTERNATIVE STRATEGIES THAT THE COMPANY COULD FOLLOW WITH PROS AND CONS

• Cost cutting strategy would be the first and foremost option Tata

motors should posses in order to compete with global leaders.

• They already have Goodwill over their products and it will be an

added advantage if they could reduce the manufacturing and raw

material costs through efficient commodity chain development.

• The next important factor to be considered would be the

sustainability riskseach and every product developed by Tata motors

must be multifunctional, so that customers may have their options to

utilize and explore their product much more than normal.

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10 – SPACE MATRIX

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10 – SPACE MATRIX

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10 – SPACE MATRIX

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11 – RECEMMENDATION OF FINAL STRATEGY

• A proper customer relationship management is a must too for Tata

motors.

• Production, manufacturing and product delivery should be done

professional ways to attract global customers.

• Tata motors should aim at developing a fuel efficient vehicle with the

help of breakthrough technologies like Biogas and Biodiesel

methods.

• If it is done in short period of time (say within 5 years) then it will be

an important revolution in automobile industry which is oscillating

due improper oil prices every day.

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