This report offers a comprehensive analysis of TESCO's business strategy, focusing on its competitive positioning within the market. It delves into the application of Porter's generic strategies, specifically cost leadership and differentiation, and Bowman's strategic clock to understand TESCO's approach to gaining a competitive edge. The report outlines TESCO's strategic management planning, including its mission, vision, objectives, and strategies such as brand awareness and positioning. Tactics like consumer acquisition and diversification are also examined to illustrate how TESCO aims to achieve its long-term goals and maintain market stability. The conclusion emphasizes the significance of strategic decision-making for organizations to effectively compete and secure their position in the market, with references to relevant academic sources.