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    Asia and pacific rim division 0.065 - - - - - - 14 Availability and affordability of coke products caused problem in India and Philippine 0.080 - - - - - - 15 Coke didn’t meet expectation in 2006 in Japan. 0.065 - - - - - - 16 Recent loss of joint venture with Nestle 0.065 2 0.13 1 0.065 2 0.13 17 Shipment volume weakness in north America & Europe caused less earnings from operations 0.015 2 0.03 4 0.06 4 0.06 18 Decreasing in Inventory Turnover 0.045 1 0.045 4 0.18 4 0.18 19 No Budget for R&D

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    IKEA: Market Entry Modes

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    purely procurement, with most of its purchases of materials from other store growing from China. At first, it set up a joint venture with a local partner (Beijing Northern Sweden Limited Company) since the country policies at the time did not allow for foreign companies to build wholly owned stores. At that time, IKEA benefited by entering into the chines market as joint venture due to following reasons. • Reduced

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    1. Case Summary This case was prepared by Research Assistant, Sonali Krishna, under the direction of Associate Professor J.Stewart Black as the basis for class discussion. She was an Indian woman. With the interesting title “The Honda-Yamaha War” she is using several of the half of statement issues about the Honda and Yamaha circumstances. Honda is a multinational corporation, engine manufacturer and engineering corporation headquartered in Tokyo, Japan. In 1949 it began producing motorcycles

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    been to grow the local branded lenses market becoming the segment leader in superior vision correction solutions in Korea. Since growing the business efficiently proved difficult without a direct presence, in 2002 Essilor decided to establish a joint venture with a Korean partner – Samyung Trading. Amongst the biggest challenges faced by Essilor in Korea was the tough competition in the branded lenses market where the main competitor – Hoya, had been present for several years. Additionally, the large

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    built on the asset of our global partnerships, global networks and global brands. In India, we have established a joint project with the highly respected Tata conglomerate, a joint venture in Saudi Arabia is opening new opportunities in that expanding market, in North America, our 50:50 North Star HonorSteel Steel joint venture with Cargill continues to perform strongly, and our joint venture with Nylon Steel - NS HonorSteel Coated Products - will open exciting new markets and opportunities in Asia. Equally

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    providing more Asian content. The change had a successful payback; however, developing changes in the marketplace, in suppliers, and in the manufacturing environment suggested that the supply chain was no longer optimal. At the start, forming the four joint ventures in Asia (Taiwan, Indonesia, China, and India) was only an entry vehicle for Lucent into the Asian market and not part of a manufacturing strategy. Nevertheless, Lucent had its share in the Asian market, was able to manage its business there successfully

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    Nora-Sakari Case Analysis

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    Nora-Sakari Case Analysis Introduction The Nora-Sakari: A proposed JV in Malaysia set in 2003, focuses on the possible joint venture between Nora Holdings Sdn Bhd, a leading supplier of telecommunications equipment which is based in Malaysia, and Sakari Oy, a Finnish conglomerate, which was a leader in the manufacturing of cellular phones and switching systems from Finland. Nora as well as Sakari was part of a group of seven companies that submitted a five year bid outlined by Malaysia’s national

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    GENZYME/GELTEX PHARMACEUTICALS JOINT VENTURE In early 1997, Greg Phelps, EVP of Genzyme Corporation, met with members of a joint- venture negotiating team to develop proposed terms of a joint-venture agreement. The venture would combine capabilities of Genzyme and GelTex Pharmaceuticals to market GelTex’s first product, RenaGel. GelTex was an early-stage biotech research company with two products in its pipeline. GelTex had neither the capital nor the marketing organization to launch

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    investment not a foreign investment, so it means a foreign investor cannot be a partner with a Chinese Partner to establish the company such as a partnership and apply 1Rahmani , tahmineh, consortium, [B],Iran jungle press, 2013, 13 2Rahmani, Rahmani, joint venture and consortium,[B] Iran, Majd press 2012, 70 3 Rahmani , tahmineh, consortium, [B],Iran jungle press , 2013, 14-15 4Chinese General Principle of Civil Law 10 a partnership rules.

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    expansion in joint ventures are more successful than co-marketing agreement. A successful joint venture must increase the value of its individual partners. Additionally, if the joint venture is highly reliant on one of the partners and mostly building value in that partner, there is going to be an opportunity for the others to connect their equity in the joint venture that is the key partner of the venture. This kind of events cannot take place in co-marketing so it makes joint venture beneficial for

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