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Final Project Wajih 124
Final Project Wajih 124
SUBMITTED TO:
Syed Wajih ul Hassan BBA 1724
SIR KAMRAN
Table of contents:
Executive summary……………………………………..
Company introduction………………………………….
Product profiling……………………………………….
SWOT analysis…………………………………………
PEST……………………………………………………
Porter’s differentiation…………………………………
EFAS…………………………………………………...
IFAS……………………………………………………
Industry profile…………………………………………
TOWS analysis………………………………………..
Conclusion…………………………………………….
Recommendation………………………………………
Syed Wajih ul Hassan BBA 1724
Executive summary:
This assignment contains detailed information on Coca cola’s market
conditions which is obtained by performing SWOT, PEST, IEFAS,
TOWS and Porter’s strategy analysis.
Company introduction
Coca cola was established on 1953. It has been established in Pakistan
for more than 67 years. It is a beverage company. Along with
beverages it also produces packaged water.
Current CEO of Coke Pakistan is Asad Nawaz
Currently operating with 6 plants and 2500 employees in the major
cities of Pakistan. Lahore, Gujranwala, Faisalabad, Multan, Rahim yar
khan and Karachi.
Our Mission:
To refresh the world
To inspire moments of optimism and happiness
To create value and make a difference.
Our Vision:
People: Best place to work where people are stimulated to be
the best they can be.
Portfolio: Best portfolio of beverages that satisfies the people.
Partners: Encourage a winning network of customers and
suppliers, together we create mutual, lasting value.
Planet: Be an accountable citizen that makes a change by
helping build and support people.
Profit: Maximize return to shareowners while being watchful of
our overall duties.
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Product profiling
250ml Coke RS 25
1.5ltr Coke RS 90
500ml coke RS 45
25ml Fanta RS 25
250ml Fanta RS 50
500ml Fanta RS 45
1.5ltr Fanta RS 90
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Pulpy Mango RS 70
350ml
250ml Sprite RS 25
500ml Sprite RS 45
1.5ltr Sprite RS 90
500ml Kinley RS 30
1.5ltr Kinley RS 50
500ml Dasani RS 30
1.5ltr Dasani RS 55
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Porter’s Strategy
Cost Leadership
The competitive strategy used by Coca Cola is cost leadership. This is a strategy
used by successful brands that are leading in the world. Cost leadership is a very
good strategy that helps brands rapidly increase market share and gain
reputation. Everyone wants to spend less on any product. Mainly, the middle
class loves low prices which forms a very large part of Coca Cola’s consumer
base. Coca Cola has retained the prices of its goods low. These are reasonable
products and available easily in every place of the world. Coca Cola has
guaranteed both affordability and availability which has led to both higher sales
and reputation. This has showed to be a cause of sustainable competitive
advantage for Coca Cola.
Coca Cola applies discounts and promotions to rise sales. It is generally for the
affordability of its products however, that the sales of the brand and its products
have remained high. We can see that the benefits of cost leadership can be seen
clearly.
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EFAS
Weight COKE PESPSI
Opportunity: Rate Weight Rate Rate Weight
Rate
1. Introduce new products and 0.20 4 0.80 3 0.60
diversify its segments
2. Brings advanced supply 0.20 3 0.60 2 0.60
chain system
3. Health drinks production 0.15 2 0.30 3 0.30
Threats:
1. Water usage controversy 0.10 4 0.40 4 0.40
2. Packaging controversy 0.20 3 0.60 3 0.60
3. Direct and indirect 0.15 3 0.45 3 0.45
competition
Total 3.15 2.95
IFAS
Coke targets all kinds of classes whether it’s middle, upper or lower
class.
Factors that affect the sales:
Income of the people
Weather
Competitors
Major competitors:
Major competitor of the coke is Pepsi. Although there is Pakola and
other beverage companies in Pakistan but they do not impose a big
threat to coca cola.
TOWS
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Threats: Opportunity:
1. Water usage controversy 1. Introduce new products
2. Packaging controversy and diversify its
3. Direct and indirect segments
competition 2. Bring advanced supply
chain system
3. Healthy drinks