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Corporate strategy

Choice of direction of firm and management of its business/product portfolio

Directiona strategy

Firms overall orientation toward growth stablity or retrenchment

Portfolio strategy

Industries/markets that the firm competes through it products

Directional strategy

Growth strategy-expand activity


Stability strategy-no change in activity


Retrenchment strategy-reduction in activity

Growth strategies

Merger- 2 or more corps exchange stock to create 1 new corp


Acquisition- purchase of another company

Diversification strategies

Concentric- growth in related industry when there is strong comp adv but low attractiveness


Conglomenrate- diversification in an unrelated industry to current one

Stability strategies

Pause/proceed with caution


No change


Profit

Pause and proceed with caution

Opportunity to rest b4 continuing growth

No change strategy

Decsion to do nothing new or continue current operations

Profit strategy

Decision to do nothing new in worsening situation

Retrenchment strategies defn

Used when firm has weak comp position in some or all product lines from bad performance

Types of retrenchment strategies

Turnaround strategy


Contraction


Consolidation


Captive company


Sell out


Divestment


Bankruptcy


Liquidation

Turnaround strategy

Emphasizes on improving operational efficiency when problems are not critcal

Contraction

Cut costs

Consolidation

Stabilisation of new leaner corporation

Captive company

Company gives up independence in exchange for security

Sell out strategy

Management obtain good price for shareholders and employees keep their jobs

Divestment

Sale of division with low growth potential

Bankruptcy

Give up management of firm to court for a settlement

Liquidation

Management terminates the firm