This report critically analyzes Mc Donald's international marketing strategies, focusing on its success in global markets. It begins with an overview of the company, highlighting its history and current operations, including its presence in the US and New Zealand. The report then conducts a PESTEL analysis, examining the political, economic, social, technological, ecological, and legal factors affecting Mc Donald's domestic and international operations. The importance of international marketing in expanding business and building brand value is discussed, along with the factors contributing to Mc Donald's success, such as adapting products to regional preferences and maintaining consistent quality. The Uppsala model is applied to understand the company's internationalization process. The report concludes by exploring the benefits and challenges of Mc Donald's international ventures, including joint ventures, franchising, and strategic acquisitions. The report provides a comprehensive analysis of Mc Donald's international marketing approach, offering valuable insights into its global strategies and challenges.