Case Analysis Of Hoa Sen Group

Binh Tien Imex Corp., Pte., Ltd with the brand name Biti’s, is the biggest footwear manufacturer in Vietnam. Established in District 6, Ho Chi Minh City in 1982, Biti’s started with just 2 small production teams with about 20 workers. Until now, the company becomes a group of 2 members: Biti’s and Dona Biti’s. The firm has a capacity of more than 9000 people, 3 trade centers, 1 business center, 2 brands and around 400 shops and agents nationwide with exported product in almost 40 countries all over the world (Biti’s website).

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The audit team separated into two groups, with one group going to the Furnace area and the other team going to the Caster area. Auditors toured the audit areas and noted no significant environmental issues. The audit team interviewed teammates present in the Furnace-Ladle area and Caster area in performance of this internal audit. The interviews centered on radiation procedures, spill cleanup procedures, significant environmental objectives& targets

HENRY’s (high earners, not yet rich) will be the primary focus of Netita’s market strategy. They make up 70% of the customer base, including the sub-segments. Status and exclusivity are not reasons they purchase a brand, but tend to purchase on product attributes such as form, function and quality. Considered to be technologically savvy, they prefer effortless transactions.

Hartalega Holdings Berhad was founded by Kuan Kam Hon in 1988. Starting from a one-line operation and now it is developed into a sizeable company with 91 production lines (Hartalega, n.d.). It engages in manufacturing, retailing and wholesaling of latex and nitrile gloves in Malaysia, rest of Asia, North America, South America, Europe and Australia. It provides the products for industrial, healthcare and laboratory markets (“Company Overview”, n.d.). The company has 6,600 employees across 8 manufacturing facilities and it has the ability to produce 30 billion gloves a year (Hartalega, n.d.).

Everyone with the low income or student also able to buy their product. The weakness of Hari-Hari company is almost all the product that this shop sell is not in the good quality. The material that used to produce the clothes is poor. The opportunity of Hari-Hari company is to gain more profits that they sell the some product by set the price less than RM10.00 or give the promotion. It can increase the customer purchasing power. The threat of Hari-Hari company is if every people increase the purchasing power to buy more luxury product, thus they would not look at the cheap and low quality product.

In the view of the Haier representative, Haier has been successful in China since they began to focus on fulfuling customer needs. For instance, farmers in south-west China used Haier washing machines to wash the mud off sweet potatoes. So Haier invented washing machines specifically for them which can be used for this purpose as well as for washing clothes. Haier’s work ethic is to understand what customers want and to meet those needs, even though sometimes the demands sounds quite specialist. The same strategy was employed in Western markets.The Haier motto is “consumer first”.

The US$ 3.5 billion Welspun Group is one of India’s fastest growing conglomerates having registered a CAGR of 30% over the last decade. It has a presence across five business verticals -- Pipes, Plates & Coils; Home Textiles; Steel; Infrastructure; and Energy. In the first two verticals, it is a fully integrated player. Welspun is also among the recognised world leaders in the fields of Line Pipes and Home Textiles. The Group has a strong foothold in more than 50 Countries, employs over 24,000 people and has as many as 100,000+ shareholders.

The major decision by current organization head of Managing Director in the year 1990 in introduce the manufacturing of polypropylene Fabrics and marketing of woven fabric as saleable product was the preeminent one in the sub-continent woven sack industrial market, which laid down the foundation for not only the expansion of company’s business but in the emergence of numerous small /medium scale entrepreneurs, and till date the company is good example for other companies to follow the footsteps. expand its business base the company took it second major decision to take over another running unit in Jigani namely M/S Hoysala Blow Moulders at Bangalore and expansion and achieved the status of largest manufacturer in country in HDPE/PP woven fabric

This advantage is sustainable because to remain competitive a company has to become productive through continuous innovation. In the steel pipes category India has become a global manufacturing hub due to its low costs, higher quality and geographical advantages. There is a huge global demand due to the growth in construction, infrastructure and oil and gas sectors. The domestic sector is also set to revive due to the expected change in policies and starting up of the stalled infrastructure projects. Surya being the largest GI pipe manufacturer in India understands the intrinsic needs of its customers which helps it in adapting its technology with the customer’s needs seamlessly. It also delivers world class products in the shortest time possible which again has empowered it to establish a global

Some keys to success for New Planet Power Gas and Light, Inc. will be to establish the company’s strategy and planning to fill the site’s waste capacity for conversion. Operational procedures must also ensure efficient and productive methods to secure profits reducing any stoppage or downtime within the facility. Management and staff will also be critical to staying up to date on technology changes, customer and market demands, while retaining high quality industry control and service creating long-term relationships, etc.

ASHRAE, the international organization for the heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) industry, completed a $6.2 million renovation of its 30,000-square-foot headquarters in 2008, this created a sustainability showcase to promote renewable energy and water efficiency for indoor and outdoor environments. But also, highlight the energy efficiency of advanced HVAC systems

is a perfect solution for people living in highly populated areas. This company could easily initiate export

In 1999, Haier stepped foot into the US market with the clear-cut strategy of conquering the US market. Since the market was already saturated with immense competition, Haier America had to develop a strategy that would help it to gain its customers’ trust towards the brand and the products. Therefore, it achieved this goal by manufacturing and selling high quality products, so that the perception of all Chinese brands as substandard is

IOCL's world-class R&D Centre is perhaps Asia's finest. Besides pioneering work in lubricants formulation, refinery processes, pipeline transportation and alternative fuels, the Centre is also the nodal agency of the Indian hydrocarbon sector for ushering in Hydrogen fuel economy in the country. It has set up a commercial Hydrogen-CNG station at an IOCL retail outlet in New Delhi this year. The Centre holds 214 active patents, including 113 international patents.