Backward Integration Grp2
Backward Integration Grp2
Backward Integration Grp2
publisher Earlier: Bookseller use to set the prices Limits the amount Amazon can charge and thus profit Now: Acquires books for cheaper Can choose the booksellers or can sell only through Amazon.com Can control competition and price independent in pricing
mugs Bought a coffee farm in China Tremendous growth in number of coffee drinkers Increased competition Competition for high quality beans Starbucks ensured continuous beans supply at reasonable price
employees in 1969
Gap started their operations by selling Levis
1991
Gaps growth and dominance began once it started
Levi's. Gap has more than 3,000 store locations among its Gap, Old Navy and Banana Republic brands
Dr. Karsanbhai Patel started Nirma in 1969 He used to make detergent powder in the
detergent by HLL
The company got listed on the stock
1997 and soda ash in 2000, as this accounted for more than 60% of the total cost
They currently manufacture 90% of their raw
materials
As a result of the Backward Integration: The operating margin increased by 3%
India's largest petrochemical firm With $58 billion revenues and $4.2
billion net income, Reliance is among the country's largest companies Accounting for more than 13% of India's total exports Backward vertical integration - Starting with textiles in the late seventies, moved into polyester, fiber intermediates, plastics, petrochemicals, petroleum refining and oil and gas exploration and production - (fully integrated along the materials and energy value chain)
Warner for $165 billion (Second-largest acquisition in history) American Online Internet Services and Media company Time Warner One of the worlds largest media and content provider The merger, intended to lead the convergence of the media, entertainment, communications and Internet industries, and provide wideranging, innovative benefits for consumers 2001 dot-com bubble burst, significantly caused reduction in the value of AOL. $99 billion write off ( Largest annual loss ever reported) Synergies between AOL and the other Time Warner divisions never materialized Finally demerged in May, 2009
AT&T had a competitive advantage as it had 200 owned and operated points of presence (PoP) as an ISP
Disadvantage was that only AT&T services could use AT&T PoPs
Customers were not happy with the price they paid AT&T and they felt captive AT&T failed to leverage on being a pioneer; lost its monopoly by dictating terms to the market and an opportunity to be a supplier of local access UUNet new and state of the art PoPs, which were even less costly It rented out to retail Internet Service Providers on minute basis and provided local access
WorldNet (AT&Ts large client) became UUNets client to increase its geographic reach and control the rising costs
Many customers started opting for UUNet as it was meeting their needs technologically and financially
Systems as an ancillary
It was the sole supplier of automotive components
and Ford were the top 2 automobile manufacturers worldwide till mid 2000s and they had temporary benefits on supplies from Delphi Delphi struggled
Recession when GM and Ford went bankrupt, Delphi automotive has closed 45 plants since 2005
to the cash rich automobile giant, but also affected the ancillary industry negatively
defense contractors
74% of Lockheed Martin's revenues came from
military sales
Northrop Grumman Corporation is an American
dollars that would have given the new company control of 25% of the Defense Dept.'s procurement budget
But The Justice Dept. put the kibosh on the plans,
developer.
The company is headed by Indian billionaire
Limited in 1992
The company failed due to low margin, high
cost of production, higher distribution charges and also due to high financial charges.
Gujarat Ambuja Cement Limited (GACL) bought
to A+
DLF India clearly failed in backward integration