PUMA Enterprises: A Comparative Analysis of Micro, Small, and Medium

This report offers a comparative analysis of PUMA's micro, small, and medium enterprises. It examines the characteristics of each type, including the number of workers, capital investment, and market scope. The report details the vision and mission of PUMA, highlighting its focus on innovation, product manufacturing, and global market presence. It further explores the company's products, services, and core values. Moreover, the report identifies key stakeholders, such as investors, customers, and employees, and discusses the distinct features of each enterprise type, including the challenges and opportunities they face. The report also touches upon the company's strategies for growth and market share expansion, providing a comprehensive overview of PUMA's business operations and strategic positioning within the industry.

Factsheet for PUMA
Micro enterprises
Size
This includes business which comes under in small sector,
the minimal number of worker are work in the company and
at the time of initiation they invest less capital amount so
thereby the amount of profit is also less.
Scope
This enterprise constitutes in the developing country with
large number of businesses.
Company values
As PUMA is increases day by day which is possible by the
team work of employees and sere their business with
honesty, trust and loyalty of customers.
Medium & Large enterprises
Size
This business includes a proximal amount of worker
with the proper organization because it can't be
possible for handle large scale business by one or
two candidates.
Scope
The multinational companies grow their share in the
different countries with different strategies and
plans.
Small enterprises
Size
This business includes a number of workers and have
grown in a subsequent manner. Independent bodies
are owned this type of business which also increase in
the share of the business in the market.
Scope
They have greater amount of scope in terms of growth
and in compete with other business dealers
Stakeholders
Stakeholders are those people which have direct
relation with company but the amount of share
percentage would be credited which they invested in
the company and invest the time of manufacturing of
products mainly PUMA have Investors, Customers,
Employees, Debtors and Management.
vision
The vision of PUMA is divides into four major components such
as
 Most desirable
 sport-lifestyle company
 manufacturing of unsustainably products
 Worldwide Innovation in strategy and placed higher
among all other brands.
Objective
The Largest brand manufacturing
company in the world.
mission
PUMA company is
attaining highest
and fastest
growing brand in
all over the world
Products & services
There are major
two products on
which PUMA
company focuses:
 Footwear
 sportswear

Particulars Micro enterprises Small enterprises Medium & Large enterprises
Size This includes business which
comes under in small sector,
the minimal number of worker
are work in the company and
at the time of initiation they
invest less capital amount so
thereby the amount of profit is
also less. The fast and furious
machine operator have only a
1 candidate which work in the
shop.
This business includes a
number of workers and
have grown in a
subsequent manner.
Independent bodies are
owned this type of
business which also
increase in the share of
the business in the
market. The bake affairs
shop have only 5 workers
and that comes under in
micro enterprise.
This business includes a proximal
amount of worker with the proper
organization because it can't be
possible for handle large scale
business by one or two
candidates. Mostly involve a
multinational companies.
Scope This enterprise constitute in
the developing country with
large number of businesses.
The company which are
placed in this sector are
generally compelled by micro
enterprises. The greater scope
is not there for uplift because
they have not enough capital
to invest on the business.
They have greater
amount of scope in terms
of growth and in compete
with other business
dealers. They have
greater chances of turning
the table because
basically this business
run under partnership of
more than two members.
The multinational companies
grow their share in the different
countries with different strategies
and plans. That reflects the
company image in front of others.
They basically high tax payer to
the government and comes under
in the public sector.