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    Guyana Frontier Mining Corporation (GMFC) is a public mineral exploration company listed on the TSX Venture Exchange (TSX-V: GYG), and is focused on the exploration, discovery and development of precious metals deposits located within the South American country of Guyana. The company formerly Shoreham Resources Ltd came into operation in the year 1987 and began acquiring interests in Guyanese gold exploration properties in 2007. The company holds various rights to obtain working interest in…

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    Case Study: URBN Inc.

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    company, they set aside time to give back to the communities and have established ties with different organizations and charities. Employees work in a relaxed, supportive environment that offers exercise classes, allows dogs at work, and brings in markets and workshops. Definitions: BHLDN: is URBN’s bridal line of gowns and accessories. It is pronounced “beholden.” Vetri Family: Award-winning pizza restaurants acquired by URBN in 2016. Omni-Channel Retailing: “refers to providing customers with…

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    • Strong market position and consumer trustworthiness and loyalty. • Leading brand in its own industry • Effective and efficient marketing and advertising teams. WEAKNESSES • Company’s products are expensive compared to competitors’ products. • Legal issues about patents. • Increasing component prices and competition current margins will not be sustained. OPPORTUNITIES • Smartphone and tablet markets are growing. • Apple patents are often infringed by its competitors. • The growth of mobile…

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    SWOT Matrix Strengths Weaknesses Opportunities ● The extensive network of partnerships and alliances created by SeQuential could help them with their process of product line expansion and movement into foreign markets. ● Sequential could develop new products that also take advantage of their vertical integration. ● Being very limited in their product line, SeQuential cannot take advantage of many opportunities presented to them locally and internationally. ● Having weak market identity means…

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    Ansoff Matrix Analysis

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    Introduction Introduction The market of the company like everything else, will change with time. The maturity of the company to market share increases steadily, likely to face market growth original target. The planning and implementation of the growth strategy for the development of new markets and the expansion of the company before the current market will not only help in your business to live difficult times (Greene,2007). “Growth decisions have been analyzed theoretically for several…

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    international company that aimed on offering its customers the finest quality running shoes. Nike was initially known as Blue Ribbon Sports and was founded by Philip Knight and Bill Bowerman in 1964 (Successstory.com, 2016) and in 1981, Nike expanded their market over the global (Fundinguniverse.com, 2001). However, this company did not manufacture any shoes. Instead, this company only imported and distributed the Japanese specialty running shoes which were manufactured by a Japanese shoemaker,…

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    Case Analysis Of Primark

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    Target Market of Primark Demographics: Segmentation Target customers Income Low-medium income Gender Generation Y (Jahn, 2015) Occupation Student or Young Worker Age Mainly16-24 (Neville, 2016) Psychographics Life style Milan is the second highest fashion market and one of the highest growing market for fashion consumers (Kent, 2011). Price sensitivity Very price sensitive (Kotler. P, 2016), so the retailers in Milan always offer low price points. Geographics Urban student accommodation or…

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    Since P&G products were classified as a Fast Moving Consumer Goods (FMCGs), so there will have many potential risk might be faced by P&G in the future. Below are some of the potential risk P&G companies might face: a. New market target segments Low market growth was the result of developed market had matured which was stated on the Boston Consulting Group’s (BCG) Matrix stud. P&G currently is experiencing low rate of market growth and high relative market share which was in the ‘Cash Cow’…

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    Koyo Jeans Case Study

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    The products are also sold in the Canadian market, France, and China. Canada has one of the strongest economies in the world. Moreover, the demographics analysis shows the country consists mainly of young people. While other European and Canadian brands continue to dominate the market, Koyo jeans has its share of the fashion market. On the other hand, a strong economy, France has recorded a significant increase population…

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    Vsnsl Case Study

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    Everything from the market size to the market potential is in favor of Tata. Hence it was an easy decision to take for Tata group. Acquisition Tata Group paid Rs 1439 Crore in 2002 and acquired a 25% stake in VSNL. This was only for the telecom arm of VSNL. VSNL has extensive properties…

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