TATA MOTORS PESTEL ANALYSIS Tata Motors Limited is an automotive vehicle manufacturing company based in India. The company is engaged in development, design, manufacture and assembly, sale, and financing of vehicles, as well as sale of auto parts and accessories. The company primarily operates in India, South Korea, South Africa, Thailand, Bangladesh, Indonesia, Singapore, Spain, and UK. The company is headquartered in Mumbai. TATA Motors got listed on the New York Stock Exchange in 2004. SWOT
The Table of Content No. Topics Page No. 1.0 Introduction 1 2.0 PESTEL Analyze 2 2.1 Political 2 2.2 Economic 3 2.3 Social 4 2.4 Legal 5 2.5 Environmental 6 Introduction The past of aviation has extended more than two thousand years from the earliest kites and attempts at tower jumping to supersonic, and hypersonic journey by powered, heavier-than-air jets. Now I want to talk about aviation industry information ,The airline industry provides
QUESTION 1 You need to make a decision on whether to invest RM146300 in Project Y or Project Z that guarantees the following cash flow and annual relevant cost at the end of each year as indicated in the table below. PROJECT Y Year | Cash Flow | Cost | 1 | 40% of your investment | 2% of your investment | 2 | 42% of your investment | 2.3% of your investment | 3 | 38% of your investment | 3% of your investment | 4 | 33% of your investment | 3% of your
PESTEL Analysis Political IBM is a multinational company hence operates in different countries. This means that the taxation laws of various countries would lower or increased the cost of business (Ford, 2014). IBM is forced to sell products at a high cost in countries such as the United Kingdom due to high taxes charged. The company is a large importer of products hence it must consider the importation regulation of each country it is operating in. Countries charge different tariffs hence the
PESTEL Analysis In this part all factors, which influence the company as a whole but are out of their direct control including wider social, political and economic factors shall be explained. The analysis of those factors of the macro-environment is therefore often known as PESTEL analysis.3 PESTEL is an acronym for the six key strategic areas of change: Political, Economic, Social, Technological, Ecological and Legal and a technique for understanding the various external influences on a business4
demographic change and government policy changes are all examples of macro change. Managers can analyses these factors through the PESTEL analysis. PESTEL Analysis is one of the tools that often used by managers to analyze the broad macro-environment of an organization. It provides a comprehensive list of influences on the possible success or failure of particular strategy. PESTEL Analysis includes political, economic, sociocultural, technological, environmental and legal. (i) Political The government
PESTEL analysis Motivation of method It is of great importance to make an analysis of the environment in which an organisation operates in order to develop and implement a suitable, successful strategy for the company. According to Johnson, Scholes and Whittington (2008) the business environment of a company is an important issue determining its survival and success. There are several layers of this business environment – the macro environment, the industry or sector layer, the layer with competitors
has the average youngest aircraft group in the Europe. The firm runs with more than 8500 employees. First part of the report is analysing the external environment of airline industry through the model of PESTEL. The second part is using value chain to analysis the airline named Ryanair. PESTEL Political/ legal issues Passenger rights in the EU The EU has passed a legislation that aims to improve the rights for passengers who travel form EU
The PESTEL framework provides a comprehensive list of influences on the possible success or failure or failure of particular strategies (Johnson, Scholes and Whittington 2008). The political environment (Refer Section 1 in Appendix 01) does not favour Fonterra’s operating environment with heavy control over milk powder pricing. Political figureheads at times lead the public to perceive that multinational dairies are working towards destroying the local dairy industry. With the ending of a 26-year
founder of Nippon Paint was announced as one of Singapore’s richest man with a US$8.2 billion (S$10.8 billion) fortune, according to a Bloomberg report on January 19 2015. This report will focus in making a PESTEL & Porter’s 5 Forces of Nippon Paint & finally provide some recommendations. 2.0 PESTEL Analysis 2.1 Political Factor When operating in a global environment, Political factors are an important aspect of the PESTLE analysis that a company has to put into consideration when conducting an