The document analyzes the automotive industry environment using Porter's 5 forces model. It finds that the intensity of rivalry is high due to many competitors and price competition. The bargaining power of suppliers is moderate due to switching costs and unique/critical products. The threat of substitutes is high due to options like public transport. The threat of new entrants is also high because of costs and access issues. Buyer power is moderate due to options and brand loyalty. The document also outlines Mahindra's resources, capabilities, value chain analysis, international strategies and diversification activities.
The document analyzes the automotive industry environment using Porter's 5 forces model. It finds that the intensity of rivalry is high due to many competitors and price competition. The bargaining power of suppliers is moderate due to switching costs and unique/critical products. The threat of substitutes is high due to options like public transport. The threat of new entrants is also high because of costs and access issues. Buyer power is moderate due to options and brand loyalty. The document also outlines Mahindra's resources, capabilities, value chain analysis, international strategies and diversification activities.
The document analyzes the automotive industry environment using Porter's 5 forces model. It finds that the intensity of rivalry is high due to many competitors and price competition. The bargaining power of suppliers is moderate due to switching costs and unique/critical products. The threat of substitutes is high due to options like public transport. The threat of new entrants is also high because of costs and access issues. Buyer power is moderate due to options and brand loyalty. The document also outlines Mahindra's resources, capabilities, value chain analysis, international strategies and diversification activities.
The document analyzes the automotive industry environment using Porter's 5 forces model. It finds that the intensity of rivalry is high due to many competitors and price competition. The bargaining power of suppliers is moderate due to switching costs and unique/critical products. The threat of substitutes is high due to options like public transport. The threat of new entrants is also high because of costs and access issues. Buyer power is moderate due to options and brand loyalty. The document also outlines Mahindra's resources, capabilities, value chain analysis, international strategies and diversification activities.
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AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY
INDUSTRY ENVIRONMENT ANALYSIS (Porters 5 forces)
Intensity of Rivalry : High -Number and diversity of competitor - High price competition - High exit barriers - Product quality and features
Bargaining Power of Suppliers : - Switching cost is high - Unique products - Few suppliers - Quality of goods is critical
Threats of Substitute: - Use of Public transport - Differentiated industry Products
Threat of new entrants: - More time and high cost of entry -Knowledge and technology -Government policy -Access to distribution channels
Bargaining Power of Buyers : - More options - Buyers are large in number - Price sensitive - Brand loyalty
Low Moderate High Moderate Moderate RESOURCES Financials Total assets Rs 35,675 Cr Cash Rs 2633 Cr Investments Rs 4825 Cr Low debt/equity ratio Physical Mahindra research & valley, Chennai (Pro dev, testing, validation) Plants at Nasik, Chakan, at 8 different locations Mahindra Samriddhi (soil & water testing labs)
Human Top Management Centre for Creative Leadership, USA
Tangible Intangible Human CAPABILITIES(FUNCTIONAL) Effective rural dealership channels Distribution Creating synergy between Tech Mahindra and Satyam employees HR Yuvraj-215 Tractor received Golden Peacock Award,2010 for innovative product and Scorpio won Autobid technology award for its Micro Hybrid technology R&D Successfully diversifying into IT, Hospitality, Financial services sectors Management VIRU ANALYSIS Capability Valuable Costly to imitate Rare Unmatchable Competitive Consequences Performance Implication Largest Producer of Tractors in world Yes Yes Yes No Sustainable Competitive Above Avg. Return SUVs: Bolero Sales Yes No No Yes Competitive Parity Average to above avg. Return Scorpio: Own R & D; Yes Yes No No Competitive Parity
Average to above avg. Return
Mahindra Satyam No No No No Below Average Return Mahindra Finance Yes No Yes No Avg. Return Brand Value Yes No No No Competitive Parity
Average Return
INTEGRATION 1963: Tractors 1965: LCV 1999:Launch of Bijlee, a battery-operated, environmental-friendly 3-wheeler 2007:Mahindra Navistar Automotives Ltd. 1962:Mahindra Ugine Steel Company 1975 :Engine Mafg plant(Igatpuri) 1958:Machine tool Div 1949 :Assembly of Willys Jeep 2002: SUV 2005:Manufacture of gears and transmission shafts 2010: SUV(SsangYong Motor Company) 2009: Electric car segment(REVA) 1995: Mahindra Holding & Finance Limited 1986: Tech Mahindra Forward Intgr Backward Intgr Horizontal Intgr Diversification Primary Activities S u p p o r t
A c t i v i t i e s
Simplified Planning Practices to Reduce Planning Costs Effective Training Programs to Improve Worker Efficiency and Effectiveness Highly Efficient Systems to Link Suppliers Products with the Firms Production Processes Efficient Plant Scale to Minimize Manufacturing Costs Selection of Low Cost Transport Carriers Delivery Schedule that Reduces Costs National Scale Advertising Products Priced to Generate Sales Volume Small, Highly Trained Sales Force Effective Product Installations to Reduce Frequency and Severity of Recalls Easy-to-Use Manufacturing Technologies Investments in Technology in order to Reduce Costs Associated with Manufacturing Processes Systems and Procedures to find the Lowest Cost Products to Purchase Raw Materials Frequent Evaluation Processes to Monitor Suppliers Performances Located in Close Proximity with Suppliers Organizational Learning 10% 5% 5% 0% VALUE CHAIN ANALYSIS(Xylo) Cost Reduction Of 21%
VALUE CHAIN ANALYSIS MERGER & ACQUISITION c In Dec1999 Mahindra-Gujraat Tractor(60%) In Jan 2007 Mahindra- Schoneweiss, Germany(90%) In March 2008 Mahindra- G.R.Grafica Ricerca Design (GRD) In July 2008 Mahindra-Punjab tractor In July 2008 Mahindra-Kinetic (80%) In April 2009 Tech Mahindra Satyam In Apr 2010 Mahindra-Logan In May 2010 c In May 2010 Mahindra- GippsAero,Australia In Aug 2010 Mahindra- Ssangyong Motor Company Joint Venture: In Nov 2005 Mahindra-Navistar Truck, USA (51:49) In March 2010 Mahindra + Yueda Group = MYYTCL
` Year Acquisition Stake % Dec1999 Mahindra-Gujraat Tractor 60 Jan 2007 Mahindra- Schoneweiss, Germany 90 March 2008 Mahindra- G.R.Grafica Ricerca Design (GRD) - July 2008 Mahindra-Punjab tractor 63 July 2008 Mahindra-Kinetic cc 80 April 2009 Tech Mahindra Satyam 100 Apr 2010 Mahindra-Logan - May 2010 Mahindra- Reva 55 May 2010 Mahindra- GippsAero,Australia - Aug 2010 Mahindra- Ssangyong Motor Company Proposed Joint Venture: Nov 2005 Mahindra-Navistar Truck, USA 51:49 March 2010 Mahindra + Yueda Group 51:49 ACQUISITION DIVERSIFICATION AUTOMOBILES IT RETAIL FINANCE INFRASTRUCTURE HOSPITALITY AGRI ENGINEERING RELATED & UNRELATED DIVERSIFICATION AUTOMOTIVE (60%) IT (24%) INFRASTRUCTURE (3%) TRADING FORAY Finance (12%) Trucks Two Wheeler Electric Car Defense Vehicles World City Lifespace Powerol LOGISTIC Aircraft Odyssea Retail ENGINEERING Farm Equipments Product Current Market Share(%) Key Competitor Competitor s' Market Share(%) X Industry Growth(%) Two wheeler 0.8 Hero Honda 59 0.013 26 Three wheeler 10.1 Bajaj 63.6 0.15 25.9 Logon (mid size) 1.9 Honda 17 0.12 14.2 Tractor 41.4 TAFE 22 1.8 28.3 Bolero(UV) 26 Force Trax 13 2 20 Scorpio (SUV) 22.5 Ford Endeavour 19.4 1.15 29.3 Xylo (MPV) 6.8 Innova 31 0.22 40.9 BCG DATA Relative Market Share I n d u s t r y
COMPETITIVE STRENGTH Tech Mahindra Automobile Agri Equipments Two wheelers Mahindra Finance Real Estate Mom and Me Mahindra First Choice Defense
M A R K E T
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COMPETITIVE STRENGTH Tech Mahindra Automobile Agri Equipments Two wheelers Mahindra Finance Real Estate Mom and Me Mahindra First Choice Defense Internationalization: It is a process of increasing involvement of an enterprise in international markets.
Strategies : INTERNATIONAL STRATEGIES Exporting Licensing Franchising Joint Ventures Acquisitions Green-Field Development Production Sharing Turnkey Operations BOT Concept Management Contracts Exporting :
The company exports its products to several regions including Europe, Africa, South America, South Asia and the Middle East. Exports tractors to Turkey Scorpio, as Mahindra Goa in Italy Mahindra Pik Up & Bolero Pik Up (Cimarron) in Africa Xylo Cargo Van in S. Africa Mahindra Agribusiness (MSSL) exports grapes, pomegranates and apples to Europe & UK INTERNATIONAL STRATEGIES Joint Ventures :
In Nov 2005, Mahindra signed a JV with Navistar International Corporation known as Mahindra International Engines Ltd. (51:49). Mahindra Yeuda Tractors Co. (80:20) has setup R&D and Engine facility in China in Mar 2010. Mahindra is now in talks with Proton, an auto giant from Malaysia for a joint venture. INTERNATIONAL STRATEGIES Acquisitions :
In Jan 2007, Mahindra acquired Schoneweiss & Co., Germany through its subsidiary Mahindra Forgings. In May 2010, Mahindra acquired Gippsland Aeronautics one of the Australias most reputed aircraft producer and Aerostaff Australia, a aircraft component maker. In Aug 2010, it is planning to acquire Ssangyong Motor Company of South Korea. INTERNATIONAL STRATEGIES Franchising :
Mahindra Ocean Blue Marine Pvt. Ltd. which manufactures powerboats for Indian marine and defence sector is finding international franchisees for enthusiastic customers of recreational boating. INTERNATIONAL STRATEGIES MAHINDRA GROUP THANK YOU