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Nestle's Decline in Growth: Shift to Cost Management

   

Added on  2019-09-30

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Nestlé’s Growth Warning Shifts Focus to CostsNestle is considered as the largest consumer goods manufacturing organization of America.Recently, it is facing a decline in its growth for different reasons. Nestle earning per share wasmore than 58.42% in 2015 which reduced now and reach at 48.50%. This will influence theshareholder rate of dividend. Due to this decline in share revenue the investors of theorganization may not interested in investing in further activities of the organization (Wilmot,2016). Decline in growth mainly reduces the overall assets and profitability of the organization.Net profit growth of the organization decreased with 6%, operating profit with 4%, net sale by8% and return on equity reduced with 7%. This completely change the financial position of themarket. A firm should be financial strong if it wants to survive for long time. But change in thefinancial situation of organization reduce overall attractiveness and brings down its share pricesin market. Nestle was earning more than 88.8 billion profit every year which reduces ultimatelywith a decrease in the sale of its products. This influence the overall business strategy and marketvalue of the organization. Nestle should estimate cost of its products which enable theorganization in gaining high shares of market. It takes various initiative to reduce the effect ofsale changes. However, management of the organization also blamed a more general slowdownin consumer demand across developing and developed markets. This will influence theperspective of investors towards nestle in largest manner. Market value of the shares canenhanced by focusing on shareholders. Dividend rate should be enough so that they don’t feelany disappointment. It has occurred because Nestle does not have the pricing power in itscompetitive market. Pricing power only created through offering high quality products andconducting cost measurement system. If it will not manage efficiently, it sluggish downconsumer demand and profitability of the organization reduced. This could be a big problem for
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