Nestle Company: Introduction, External and Internal Analysis, Competitive Advantage, and Future Sustainability

This presentation provides an overview of Nestle Company, including its history, external and internal analysis, competitive advantage, and future sustainability. It discusses the political, economic, social, technological, and legal factors affecting Nestle's operations. The presentation also highlights Nestle's strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats, and explores the sources and future sustainability of its competitive advantage. Overall, it offers valuable insights into Nestle's position in the market and its potential for growth and success.

NESTLE
COMPANY

INTRODUCTION
 Nestle company
 First phase: About Nestle.
 Second part
a.) External: Pestle
analysis.
b.) Internal : SWOT
analysis.
 Third part: competitive
advantage.
 future sustainability of
the competitive
advantage.
 Conclusion

ABOUT NESTLE
 Swiss transnational
company .
 Headquarter in Vevey,
Switzerland.
 Founder: Henri Nestle.
 Founded in: 1866.
 Subsidiaries: Nespresso,
Nestle purina Petcare
company.

ABOUT NESTLE
 More than 2000 brands.
 Industry: Food processing.
 Tagline: Good Food, Good
life.
 Logo: based on the family
coat of arms
Featured by single bird
sitting in nest.

EXTERNAL ANALYSIS ( PESTLE ANALYSIS)
 Political factor:
a.) Diversification in community.
b.) Different rules and policies.
c.) challenge related to government
Instability.
d.) stability in the economies
Such as China & India.
 Environmental aspects
a.) Quality standards.
b.) campaigns

EXTERNAL ANALYSIS ( PESTLE ANALYSIS)
 Economic factor
a.) Research and development
b.) Boost economic worth.
c.) Offers products
d.) change in inflation rate
 Social factor
a.) different Life style and culture
of consumers
b.) Maintain quality of the products.
c.) offers product on local platform
(Blockeel et al., 2016).

EXTERNAL ANALYSIS ( PESTLE ANALYSIS)
 Technological factor
a.) latest technologies
b.) Considered social media channel
c.) reduced gap between customers
and company
d.) maintain standards.
Legal factor
a.) labor laws affect operations
b.)less wages
c.) Policies in context to foreign trade

INTERNAL ANALYSIS ( S-W-O-T ANALYSIS)
Strength
a.) Good brand image
b.)wide variety of products
c.) Effective services
d.)High ratio of satisfied customers.
e.) Effective distribution channel
(Baker, 2016).

INTERNAL ANALYSIS ( S-W-O-T ANALYSIS)
 Threats
a.) More
competitors
Such as Kellogg,
Unilever
b.) high
substitution rate
c.) difficult to
attain large
market area
d.) cost of the
products

INTERNAL ANALYSIS ( S-W-O-T ANALYSIS)
Weakness
a.) different brands
b.) more competitors
c.) rate of Acquisition
Opportunities
a.) International scope.
b.) Bring improvisation in
distribution channel
c.) latest technology
(Bull et al., 2016).

COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE IDENTIFIED
 Leading the
market.
 One of the
biggest brand.
 Large scope of
Nestlé
 Wide
customer base
(Grant, 2016).

COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE IDENTIFIED
 Company maintains
scale of economies
in manufacturing,
marketing and
administration.
 It helps the
organization to lead
in terms of
innovation and
Maintain portfolio
flexibility
(Wensley, 2016).

STRENGTHS, WEAKNESSES, SOURCES AND
FUTURE SUSTAINABILITY OF THE
COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE
 Large customer base can
a.) assist in attaining
growth.
b.) Will boost profits.
c.) Reduce the competition
level.
 Good brand image
a.) enhance the product
segment.
b.) attract new customers

STRENGTHS, WEAKNESSES, SOURCES AND
FUTURE SUSTAINABILITY OF THE
COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE
 Resource advantage
a.) ability to generate
strategic resources.
b.) reduce cost.
c.) boost performance
 Scope of expansion
a.) enhance growth.
b.) maintain customer base
(Burns, Bush and Sinha,
2014).

CONCLUSION
 It is concluded that
a.) company can attain growth.
b.) maintain competitive advantage.
c.) boost profits.
d.) enhance market share.
e.) opportunity to grow in the
international platform.
f.) can enhance the demand of products

CONCLUSION
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